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1 svæve
glide, suspend* * *vb float ( fx clouds (, particles of dust) were floating in the air; the leaf floated to the ground),( hænge) hover, hang in the air,( drive) drift,( roligt) sail ( fx clouds drifted (, sailed) across the sky);( bevæge sig let) float ( fx she floated down the path),( lydløst) glide ( fx the ghost glided through the room);( befinde sig) be ( fx in danger);(om fugl etc: hænge i luften) hover ( fx an eagle (, a helicopter) hovered above us),( glide gennem luften) glide ( fx an owl glided past the window),( svæve opad) soar ( fx a lark soared above us);(flyv.) glide;[ med præp:][ svæve i luften] float (, hang) in the air, hang in mid-air;(dvs være uunderbygget) have no foundation in fact,( være urealistisk) be completely unrealistic ( fx his ideas are completely unrealistic),( være uvis) be in the air ( fx our plans are still in the air);(dvs urealistisk) fanciful,F visionary ( fx ideas, schemes);[ svæve i lykkelig uvidenhed om (, om at)] be blissfully unaware of (, that);[ svæve mellem liv og død] be hovering between life and death;(se også vand). -
2 verdensfjern
adj secluded;( upraktisk) starry-eyed ( fx idealist), unrealistic ( fx theory). -
3 virkelighedsfjern
adj detached from reality, unrealistic ( fx scheme),( om person også) starry-eyed ( fx idealists).
См. также в других словарях:
unrealistic — index infeasible, quixotic, subjective Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
unrealistic — (adj.) 1865, from UN (Cf. un ) (1) not + REALISTIC (Cf. realistic). Related: Unrealistically … Etymology dictionary
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