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buk 1. noun1) (a number of sheets of paper (especially printed) bound together: an exercise book.) bok, hefte2) (a piece of writing, bound and covered: I've written a book on Shakespeare.) bok3) (a record of bets.) bookmakers regnskap2. verb1) (to buy or reserve (a ticket, seat etc) for a play etc: I've booked four seats for Friday's concert.) kjøpe/løse/bestille billett2) (to hire in advance: We've booked the hall for Saturday.) reservere, bestille•- bookable- booking
- booklet
- bookbinding
- bookbinder
- bookcase
- booking-office
- bookmaker
- bookmark
- bookseller
- bookshelf
- bookshop
- bookworm
- booked up
- book in
- by the bookbok--------dreiebokIsubst. \/bʊk\/1) bok2) hefte• would you like to see my book of stamps?3) telefonkatalog4) ( i opera) libretto, tekst5) ( bridge) seks stikk6) forklaring: liste over inngåtte veddemålbring somebody to book eller call somebody to book stille noen til ansvar, avkreve noen en forklaringby the book etter boken, etter reglene, på foreskrevet måtea closed book noe uforståelig, noe helt gresk et udiskutabelt emne, en avsluttet sakeverything in the book ( hverdagslig) alt tenkelig, alt som finneshit the books puggebe in somebody's bad\/black books ligge dårlig an hos noen, være dårlig ansett av noenbe in somebody's good books ligge godt an hos noen, ha en høy stjerne hos noenin somebody's book etter noens mening• in my book, he's a damn fooljudge a book by its cover skue hunden på hårenemake a book være bookmaker, fungere som bookmakermake a book on vedde på, satse påmake a good book vinne på veddemål, satse riktignot in the book ( overført) forbudtnot suit one's book ikke inngå i ens planer, ikke passe enon the books innskrevet som medlemread somebody like a book kjenne noen ut og innspeak like a book tale som en boksuit somebody's book ( hverdagslig) inngå i noens planer, passe noen, gåswear on the Book sverge med hånden på Bibelentake a leaf out of somebody's book ta eksempel av noen, ape etter noen, etterlikne noen, følge en annens eksempeltake one's name off the books melde seg ut, tre ut (av forening e.l.)take somebody's name off the books stryke noen av (medlems)listen, utelukke noen (fra forening e.l.)throw the book at somebody gi noen en skikkelig skjennepreken, skjelle noen kraftig ut, anklage noen for forbrytelser, sette noen på plasstry every trick in the book prøve alle mulige knepuntrimmed book ( bokbinding) ubeskåret bokwithout book utenat uten lov\/rett, uten hjemmelwork\/go according to the book gå etter planen, gå som det skalwork to the book skulke, gå sakteIIverb \/bʊk\/1) notere, bokføre, føre inn (i register), skrive opp2) booke, kjøpe på forhånd, tinge, forhåndsbestille, reservere (billett, plass, rom)3) ( politi) inkvirere, registrere (ta inn i arrest, tømme lommer, føre inn i journal)4) ( om pakke e.l.) ekspedere, sende5) la (noen) få kjøpe billett6) engasjere, legge beslag på7) innby8) ( fotball) gi gult kortbook oneself for\/to løse billett tilbook (a ticket) through to løse direktebillett til
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