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1 vriste
* * *vb:[ vriste noget fra én] wring something from somebody;( med et hurtigt, kraftigt tag) wrench something from somebody;( møjsommeligt) wrest something from somebody;(fig) wring (, wrest) something from somebody;[ vriste op] prize open. -
2 skruenøgle
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3 vride
twist, wring* * *vb (vred, vredet) twist,( pludseligt, voldsomt) wrench;( vride og presse, fx vådt tøj) wring;[ vride sin hjerne] rack one's brain(s);[ vride sine hænder] wring one's hands;[ med præp & adv:][ vride af] twist (, wrench) off;[ vride vandet af] wring the water from;[ vride af led] put out of joint,(F el. fagligt) dislocate;(dvs for at se) he was craning his neck;(også fig) twist somebody's arm;[ vride halsen om på en] wring somebody's neck;[ vride karkluden op] wring out the dishcloth;[ med sig:][ vride sig] writhe,( af forlegenhed) squirm;[ vride sig af latter] be convulsed (with laughter);[ vride sig som en orm (el. ål)] writhe (el. wriggle) like a worm; twist and turn;[ vride sig ved at gøre noget] boggle (el. jib) at doing something;[ vride og vende sig] twist and turn;(fig: ikke kunne bestemme sig) hum and haw. -
4 forvride
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5 fravriste
vb:[ fravriste en noget] wrest something from somebody;( med et snuptag) wrench something from somebody;(fig) wring (el. wrest) something from somebody ( fx they wrung (el.wrested) the secret (, an admission) from her). -
6 rive
claw, grate, rake, rip, scratch, sweep, tear, worry, wrench* * *I. (en -r) rake.II. vb (rev, revet)( kradse) scratch;( fjerne voldsomt) tear ( fx tear one's clothes off),( hurtigt) snatch ( fx snatch a purse from somebody);( om vand, vind etc) sweep ( fx the wind swept off my hat);( på rivejern) grate ( fx grated cheese);( med rive) rake;( farver) grind;( tændstik) strike;[ rives]( slås) fight,( kævles) quarrel;(se også rivende);[ med præp, adv, adj:][ rive af] tear off ( fx a leaf from a calendar),( forsigtigt) detach ( fx a coupon);(fig) snap (el. bite) somebody's head off;[ rive tøjet af ham] tear off his clothes, strip him;[ rive vittigheder af sig] crack jokes;[ rive bort] tear (el. snatch el. carry) away,( om døden) carry off;( om varer) be snapped up, sell like hot cakes;( om en drik) burn one's throat;(dvs arbejde med) something to get one's teeth into;[ han har nok at rive i] he has his hands full;[ rive ham det i næsen] throw it in his teeth, bring it up against him;[ rive i stykker, rive itu] tear (up), tear to pieces;(se også stump);(også fig) carry away;(om vand etc også) sweep away ( fx the flood swept away the bridge; the avalanche swept away the house);[ rive en med sig i faldet] pull somebody down with one,(fig) involve somebody in one's fall;[ rive ned]( bryde ned) pull down,( voldsomt) tear down,( hus også) knock down,F demolish ( fx a house),( rive løs) tear off,( få til at falde) knock down ( fx a vase; the horse knocked down the last fence);[ rive omkuld] knock over, knock down;[ rive op] tear up ( fx tear it up by the roots),( åbne) tear open ( fx a letter),( et sår) reopen;(fig) reopen the old wound;[ rive hø sammen] rake up hay;[ rive hånden til sig] snatch away one's hand;[ rive ud] tear out;[ rive en ud af hans sløvhed] rouse somebody from his stupor;[ rive en ud af hans vildfarelse] undeceive somebody, disillusion somebody;[ med sig:][ rive sig] get scratched; scratch (, tear) oneself (, one's hands etc) (påon);( få flænge i sit tøj) tear one's coat (, trousers, etc) (på on);( være flot) lash out; spread oneself;[ rive sig i håret] tear one's hair;[ rive sig løs] break loose;[ rive sig løs fra] break away from,(fig) tear oneself away from. -
7 ryk
flick, jerk, jerkiness, jolt, lurch, pull, tug, wrench, yank* * *(et -)( pludseligt, hårdt) jerk;( sæt) start,( spjæt) twitch, jerk;( travlhed) rush;[ det gav et ryk i ham] he started, he gave a start. -
8 rørtang
pipe wrench. -
9 sekskantnøgle
hexagonal socket wrench. -
10 skiftenøgle
( universalnøgle) adjustable spanner, monkey wrench;( på skrivemaskine) shift key. -
11 snuptag
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12 svensknøgle
adjustable spanner, monkey wrench. -
13 topnøgle
box spanner,(am) socket wrench. -
14 umbrakonøgle
Allen key, hexagonal socket wrench. -
15 vridning
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16 momentnøgle fk
torque wrench
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Wrench — (r[e^]nch), n. [OE. wrench deceit, AS. wrenc deceit, a twisting; akin to G. rank intrigue, crookedness, renken to bend, twist, and E. wring. [root]144. See {Wring}, and cf. {Ranch}, v. t.] [1913 Webster] 1. Trick; deceit; fraud; stratagem. [Obs.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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