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1 spærre
bar, batten, clog, obstruct* * *vb bar ( fx the entrance, the exit),( blokere) block ( fx fallen trees blocked the road),F obstruct;( lukke) close ( fx close a road to motor traffic);(merk) block ( fx an account);(typ) space out;[ spærret skrift] spacing;[ med præp, adv:][ spærre af] block up ( fx a door);( med politi) cordon off ( fx an area);[ spærre for] block,F obstruct ( fx the traffic; the view);[ spærre vejen for en] bar (, F: obstruct) somebody's way (el. passage);[ spærre inde] shut up ( fx shut somebody up in a prison (, in his room); the dog has been shut up in the house all day),(i fængsel el. sindssygehospital også) lock up ( fx he ought to be locked up!), lock away,( blidere udtryk, T) put away;[ spærre munden (, øjnene) op] open one's mouth (, eyes) wide. -
2 hindre
1препя́тствовать, затрудня́ть, меша́ть* * *hamper, hinder, impede* * *vb( stærkere) hamper,F impede;( blokere) block ( fx the traffic),F obstruct ( fx the traffic);( forhindre) prevent;[ hindre at det sker] prevent it happening;[ hindre en i at] prevent (, T: keep) somebody from -ing;( spærre for) obstruct,( sinke, F) impede. -
3 genere
1стесня́ть; конфу́зитьgenére sig — стесня́ться, смуща́ться
* * *annoy, hassle, offend* * *vb bother ( fx is the draught bothering you? the heat did not seem to bother them),F trouble ( fx his wound troubles him a good deal);( forstyrre) disturb ( fx disturb (him in) his work),( ulejlige også, F) trouble, inconvenience;( hæmme) hamper ( fx his freedom of movement; the heavy boots hampered him; radio communications were hampered by static), interfere with (fx his movements);( irritere) annoy;( spærre for) block,F obstruct ( fx the traffic, the view);( gøre forlegen) embarrass;[ genere sig]( være tilbageholdende) be shy,( være utilpas) feel embarrassed, be self-conscious;[ generer det dig at jeg ryger?] do you mind if I smoke? do you mind my smoking?[ gener dig ikke!] don't mind me![ jeg generer mig for at sige det] I am ashamed to say it;(dvs var så fræk) he had the nerve to;[ han generer sig sandelig ikke!] he's got a nerve!
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