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1 bo
1жить, прожива́тьbo i býen — жить в го́роде
bo på lándet — жить в дере́вне [на да́че]
* * *dwell, estate, live, lodge, reside* * *I. (et)( hjem) home,(spøg.) nest,F abode;( dyrs:) ( fugles og insekters) nest,( større dyrs) den;(jur) estate;[ opgøre et bo] wind up an estate;[ sætte bo] settle;(jur) take over the administration of an estate;(se også uskiftet).II. vb live,( om enkeltperson, F) reside;( midlertidigt) stay,T stop ( fx at a hotel);[ jeg bor billigt] my rent is low; I pay very little rent;[ bo for sig selv] live by oneself;[ bo hos ham] live (, stay) at his house;[ jeg boede hos min onkel] I lived (, stayed) at my uncle's (el. with my uncle);[ jeg ved ikke hvad der bor i ham] I don't know what he has got in him;( leve sammen) live together ( med with);[ bo til leje hos] lodge with. -
2 bosiddende
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3 opholde
detain, hold up, keep* * *vb( sinke) delay, keep,F detain;[ opholde sig]( midlertidigt) stay,( fast) live,F reside;[ opholde sig over] take exception to;[ opholde sig ved et emne] dwell on a subject. -
4 residere
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5 at bo
to reside
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