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(to fix or join (together): Fasten the gate!; She fastened a flower to the front of her dress; He fastened his eyes upon her face.) feste, gjøre fast; stirre stivt på- fastenerfeste--------lukkeverb \/ˈfɑːsn\/1) feste, sette fast, gjøre fast• it fastens round the neck with...den festes rundt halsen med...2) binde (fast), surre (fast), fortøye (sjøfart)3) spenne fast, sikre4) lukke, stengedøren vil ikke lukkes, døren vil ikke gå igjen• fasten the windows before you leave!5) knappe, lukkefasten a nickname (up)on somebody gi noen et kallenavnfasten an obligation (up)on somebody pålegge noen en forpliktelsefasten down låse fast, spikre fast, slå fast, skru fast, nagle fast, klistre igjenfasten in stenge inne, spenne fastfasten off festeslå knute på en tråd, feste en trådfasten oneself on to somebody henge seg på noenfasten (something on) to sette (noe) fast på, feste (noe) påfasten something (up)on somebody gi noen ansvaret for noe, hefte noe ved noenfasten together sette sammen, feste sammenfasten up binde sammen, knytte igjen, knappe igjen, lukke igjen, spikre igjenfasten (up)on feste ved, feste påta tak i, gripe tak ihenge seg opp i, feste seg ved
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