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1 pakke
pack, pack up, package, packet, parcel* * *I. (en -r) parcel,( større) package;( lille; fabrikspakket) packet,(am også) package, pack ( fx of cigarettes);( bundt) bundle ( fx of letters);( postpakke) parcel,(am) package;(fig, om aftaler, lovforslag) package;(T: pige) piece (of goods).II. vb pack ( fx pack one's trunk, pack clothes into a trunk; have you packed?);( tætte med pakning) pack;[ med adv:][ pakke ind] wrap up ( fx goods, a child);(fig) wrap up ( fx wrap the refusal up in polite phrases, wrapsomebody up in cottonwool);[ pakke sig ind] wrap oneself up;[ pakke ned] pack, stow away;[ pakke op] unpack; unwrap;[ pakke sammen]( gøre sig rejseklar) pack (up),(T: forsvinde) clear out,( give fortabt) pack up ( fx he may just as well pack up);( med objekt) pack (up) ( fx one's things);[ pakke ud] unpack; unwrap. -
2 tøj
clothes, clothing, dress, garment, outfit, things* * *(et -er)( klæder) clothes pl ( fx new (, old, warm) clothes; put on (, take off) one's clothes),(F, ofte i sms) clothing ( fx warm clothing; winter clothing);( overtøj) (outdoor) things ( fx let me take your things);( stof) fabric, material ( fx buy material for a dress),( klæde) cloth;[ et stykke tøj] a piece of material (, cloth),( beklædningsstykke) an article of clothing;[ et sæt tøj] a suit (of clothes);[ være i tøjet] be dressed;[ komme i tøjet] get dressed;[ lægge tøjet]( overtøj) take off one's (outdoor) things, take off one's (hat and) coat,( alt tøjet) take off one's clothes, undress;[ tage sit gode tøj og gå] clear out, walk out; pack up and leave.
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