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1 vrøvle
babble, ramble, talk sense / nonsense, waffle* * *vb talk nonsense (el. rubbish),T drivel, talk rot,S talk daft;[ vrøvle om]T drivel about, babble about. -
2 snakke
chat, gossip, natter, talk* * *vb talk,T chat,( pjatte) chatter,( barnligt) prattle;( vrøvle) talk nonsense;[ snakke engelsk] talk English;[ snakke politik] talk politics;[ med præp & adv:][ han snakker fanden et øre af] he would talk the hind leg off a donkey;[ snakke bagvendt], se bagvendt;[ snakke godt for en] coax somebody, wheedle somebody;[ de snakkede frem og tilbage om det] they discussed it at great length; there was a lot of to-ing and fro-ing;[ snakke med en] talk to (el. with) somebody,(for at få råd el. irettesætte også) have a word with somebody;( afbryde, T) chip in;[ snakke om noget] talk about (el. of) something,( drøfte også) talk something over;[ det er ikke noget at snakke om] that is nothing much; it is not worth mentioning;[ du skulle nødig snakke om nogen!] you're a fine one to talk![ snakke over sig] give oneself away,( røbe hemmeligheden) let the cat out of the bag,S blab. -
3 vejr
* * *(et) weather,( svarer ofte til) day, morning etc ( fx it was a fine day);[ vejr og vind] wind and weather;[ dårligt vejr] bad weather;[ godt vejr] fine weather, a fine day;[ hvis vejret tillader det] weather permitting;[ i al slags vejr] in all weathers;[ med vb:][ jeg kan næsten ikke få vejret] I can hardly breathe;[ få vejret igen] recover one's breath;[ holde vejret] hold one's breath;[ tabe vejret] lose one's breath, get out of breath;[ det tager vejret fra en] it makes you lose your breath,T it puffs you out ( fx the climb puffed me out),(fig) it takes your breath away;[ trække vejret] breathe;[ med præp:][ i vejret] up; up in the air;[ gå i vejret]( om pris) rise, go up;[ hen i vejret]( uden mening) nonsense ( fx talk nonsense), ridiculous ( fx it is ridiculous);( på må og få) at random;[ det er varmt i vejret] the weather is hot, it is a hot day;(fig) cry (for) mercy;[ til vejrs] up, into the air,(mar) aloft;[ gå til vejrs] go up,F ascend;[ komme under vejr med] get wind of; -
4 sludre
babble, chat, gossip* * *vb( snakke) talk,T chat;( vrøvle) talk nonsense;[ sludre løs] chat away,(neds) rattle on ( fx he rattled on for hours). -
5 sort
* * *I. (en -er)( slags) sort, kind;( kvalitet) quality ( fx of the best quality);( mærke) brand.II. adj black;(her.) sable;[ de sorte] the blacks;[ med sb:][ familiens sorte får] the black sheep of the family;[ Det sorte Hav] the Black Sea;[ sort humor] black humour;[ sort kaffe] black coffee;(dvs magi) black magic;(se også sortkunst);[ den sorte liste] the black list;[ komme på den sorte liste] be black-listed;[ sorte penge] black money;(se også vaske);[ sort plet](også fig) black spot,(mht trafikulykker også) accident blackspot;[ sort sjæl] black soul;(se også pølse);[ forskellige forb:][ gaden var sort af mennesker] the street was black with people;[ arbejde sort] moonlight;[ gøre sort til hvidt] prove that black is white;[ give ham sort på hvidt for det] show it him in black and white;[ købe sort] buy on the black market;[ være sort på næsen] have a smudge (el. a smut) on one's nose;[ se sort på tingene] look on the dark side of things;[ det ser sort ud] things look black; the outlook is black;[ snakke sort] talk nonsense;[ være sort under øjnene] be black under one's eyes; have dark rings round one's eyes. -
6 våse
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7 sludder
bullshit, chat, double-Dutch, hogwash* * *(en el. et) nonsense, rubbish;( samtale) chat, talk;[ give ham en sludder for en sladder] put him off with a lot of talk;[ sige en masse sludder] talk a lot of nonsense;[ slå en sludder af med] have a chat with;[ det slår sludder for ham] he trips over his words;[ benene slog sludder under ham] his legs gave way;[ sludder og vrøvl] (stuff and) nonsense, rubbish. -
8 snak
babble, chat, gossip, talk* * *(en)( samtale) talk,T chat;( snakken op) chatter;( vås) nonsense, rubbish;( sladder) gossip;[ det er en anden snak] that is another kettle of fish,( det lader sig høre) now you are talking;[ falde i snak med] get into conversation with;[ løs snak] idle talk, (idle) gossip;[ der er noget om snakken] there is something in it;[ det er den rene snak] it is all nonsense;[ sikke noget snak!] what nonsense! rubbish![ det blev ved snakken] nothing ever came (out) of it. -
9 tåle
address, hold forth, oration, speak, speech, talk* * **( lide, underkaste sig) bear ( fx bear pain without flinching), suffer,F endure;( finde sig i) put up with ( fx I won't put up with his insolence any longer), take ( fx he will take no nonsense),F tolerate, suffer;[ han var kun tålt der] he was there on sufferance;( kunne tåle: udholde) stand, bear ( fx I can't stand (el. bear) him; I can't stand (el. bear) the sight of him; I can't bear to see him suffer),T stick ( fx I can't stick him),( stærkere, F) endure ( fx I can't endure that noise any longer);( kunne tåle: ikke tage skade af) stand ( fx I can stand any amount of cold), take ( fx he cannot take very much alcohol; I can take any amount),( om medicindosis) tolerate;( især om ting) stand up to ( fx high temperatures, rough treatment, wear and tear);[ han kan ikke tåle hummer (, kaffe, etc)] lobster (, coffee, etc) does not agree with him;(dvs det er usundt) it is not good for them ( fx to have everything they want; to be spoilt);(dvs udholde), se ovf;[ han tåler ikke spøg] he cannot take a joke;[ frugten tåler ikke at gemmes] the fruit won't keep;[ det tåler ikke at blive gentaget] it won't bear repeating;F admit of no delay, brook no delay.
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talk nonsense — say silly or stupid things … English contemporary dictionary
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talk through one's hat — {v. phr.}, {informal} To say something without knowing or understanding the facts; talk foolishly or ignorantly. * /John said that the earth is nearer the sun in summer, but the teacher said he was talking through his hat./ … Dictionary of American idioms
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talk out of the back of head — talk out of the back of (your) head British & Australian, informal to talk nonsense. He s talking out of the back of his head you can t get a flight to Australia for less than Ј500 these days. (usually in continuous tenses) … New idioms dictionary
talk through one's hat — talk nonsense; boast, show off, brag … English contemporary dictionary