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1 uldmarked
wool market. -
2 uldproducent
wool producer. -
3 uldspinder
wool spinner. -
4 =-garn
wool, yarn -
5 uld fk
wool -
6 ståluld
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7 uld
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8 vat
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9 angoragarn
rabbit wool. -
10 bar
I sg - baren, pl - barerбар мII a1) го́лый, обнажённыйbare fǿdder — босы́е но́ги
2) чи́стый, беспри́месный* * *bar, bare, open, saloon* * *I. (en -er)( udskænkningslokale) bar.II. adj bare,( nøgen, ubevokset også) naked ( fx naked girls; bare (el. naked) feet);( lutter) sheer, pure ( fx out of sheer pity; it is pure (el. sheer) nonsense);[ med bare arme (, ben)] with bare arms (, legs), bare-armed (, -legged);[ bart brød] dry bread;[ begynde på bar bund] start from scratch;[ stå på bar bund] be without means,F be destitute;( i sagen) the police are without a clue; the police have nothing to go on;[ i bar figur] without an overcoat;[ med bare fødder] bare-foot(ed);[ med bart hoved] bare-headed;[ på den bare jord] on the bare ground;[ med de bare hænder (el. næver)] with one's bare hands (el. fists);[ med bare knæ] bare-kneed;[ på den bare krop] on one's naked body;( ofte =) next to the skin ( fx wear wool next to the skin);[ det er bar løgn] it is a pack of lies;[ bar plet] bald spot;[ i bar skjorte] in one's shirt;[ han var i bar skjorte] he had nothing on but his shirt;[ det er det bare vand i sammenligning med] it is nothing to;(se også I. sjov).III. præt af bære. -
11 blår
(en) tow;[ stikke ham blår i øjnene] pull the wool over his eyes. -
12 broderegarn
embroidery cotton, embroidery wool. -
13 celluld
synthetic wool. -
14 garn
sg - garnet, pl - garn1) ни́тка ж; пря́жа ж2) сеть ж, не́вод м* * ** * *(et -, om garnsorter -er) yarn, thread;( bomuldsgarn) cotton;( uldgarn) wool;( fangstnet) net;[ fange i sit garn] net,(fig også) ensnare;[ han er blevet fanget i sit eget garn] he has been caught in his own trap;[ have sine garn ude efter] spread one's net for. -
15 garnnøgle
ball of yarn (, wool). -
16 glasuld
glass wool. -
17 helulden
из чи́стой ше́рсти* * *adj all-wool. -
18 kradse
claw, scratch* * *vb scratch,( skrabe) scrape;( irritere huden) irritate (the skin), chafe,( om tøj) be scratchy ( fx my wool sweater is scratchy);(fig: kunne mærkes) bite;[ kradse af] scrape off;(T: dø) snuff it; kick the bucket;[ kradse i halsen] burn the throat;[ kradse penge ind] collect money;[ kradse ned]( skrive hurtigt) jot down,( sjusket) scrawl,( tegne) sketch roughly;[ kradse sig på ryggen] scratch one's back;[ kradse ud] scrape out ( fx a pipe); erase ( fx a word). -
19 krop
sg - kroppen, pl - kroppeте́ло с, ту́ловище с* * *body, frame, fuselage, trunk* * *(en -pe)( legeme) body;(mods lemmerne) trunk, torso;( slagtet) carcase, carcass,(am kun) carcass;(flyv.) fuselage;[ doven krop], se dovendyr;(se også ugudelig);[ med præp:][ have en sygdom i kroppen] be sickening for something;[ være øm over hele kroppen] be sore all over;(se også ryste);[( inderst) på kroppen] next to one's skin ( fx wear wool next to one's skin);[ jeg har følt (el. mærket) det på min egen krop] I know it from my own experience; I know it to my cost;[ han skulle føle på sin egen krop hvordan det er] he should learn for himself what it is like;(dvs hvad han gør mod en) give him a dose of his own medicine; -
20 krøluld
crimpy wool.
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