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1 bide
4куса́ть, куса́тьсяbíde af — отку́сывать
bíde nóget over — перекуси́ть что-л.
* * *bite, nip* * *vb (bed, bidt) bite;( om kniv, vittighed etc) cut, bite;[( pas på,) hunden bider] beware of the dog;[ hun bider ikke!] she won't bite you![ med præp, adv & sig:][ bide ad] snap at;[ bide `af] bite off;[ bide en af, bide hovedet af en] snap somebody's head off, snub somebody;(se også skam, I. tunge);[ bide efter] snap at;[ bide fra sig](fig) hit back;[ bide i] bite;[ bide en i benet] bite somebody's leg;[ bide i græsset] bite the dust;[ bide mærke i] note;[ bide i sig] swallow ( fx one's anger, an insult);( også) he bit his lip;[ bide smerten i sig] bear the pain without flinching, keep a stiff upper lip;[ bide i et stykke brød] bite into a slice of bread;[ bide noget over] bite something in two;[ bide på]( krogen) bite, take the bait, rise (to the bait);(fig også) swallow the bait;[ ingenting bider på ham] he is proof against anything;[ bide på tungen] bite one's tongue ( fx this tobacco bites your tongue);[ bide sammen] bite (one's teeth) together,( hårdt) clench one's teeth;(se også tand);[ bide sig fast i] catch hold of with one's teeth,(fig) fasten on;[ bide sig i læben (, fingrene)] bite one's lip (, fingers);[ det kan du bide dig i næsen på!] you bet your life! -
2 vilje
* * *(en -r) will;( i filosofi også) volition;[ få sin vilje] have one's (own) way;(se også II. ske, sætte (igennem));[ med adj:][ jeg kan ikke med min bedste vilje (el. selv med den bedste vilje afverden) se hvad] with the best will in the world I can't see what;[ den frie vilje] free will;[ af egen fri vilje] of one's own free will;[ det har man for sin gode vilje] that's what comes of trying to help people;[ ikke med min gode vilje] not if I can help it;[ med lidt god vilje kan man godt forstå det] if you stretch your imagination you can understand it;[ til trods for hans gode vilje] in spite of his good intentions;[ hvis alle viser god vilje] if everybody shows good will, with a bit of good will on all sides ( fx we can reach an agreement);[ vise sin gode vilje] give proof of one's good intentions;[ han gjorde det ikke af ond vilje] he meant no harm;[ hans sidste vilje] his last will and testament;[ med præp:][ med vilje] on purpose ( fx he did it on purpose), purposely; by design( fx by accident rather than by design);[ mod sin vilje] against one's will, in spite of oneself, involuntarily;[ uden min vilje] without my consent.
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