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81 Tycho Brahes dag
[day when everything goes wrong], unlucky day,T one of those days;[ det er en Tycho Brahes dag for mig i dag] this is one of my unlucky days(el. one of those days). -
82 ulykke
accident, calamity, disaster, downfall, misadventure* * *(en -r)( ulykkestilfælde) accident ( fx he has had an accident; he was killed in an accident),( sammenstød, flynedstyrtning) crash;( større) disaster,( mere omfattende) catastrophe,(F el. spøg.) calamity ( fx the murder of the President was a public calamity; it would be a calamity if I lost it);( mere generelt, F) misfortune ( fx it was his misfortune to marry the wrong woman; the early loss of his parents was a great misfortune);( modgang) trouble,F adversity ( fx show courage in adversity);( nød) distress,( elendighed, sorg) misery;( skade) harm ( fx I see no harm in that; where is the harm in that);( uheld) bad luck ( fx it has brought me nothing but bad luck);[ ulykken er at] the trouble is that, the unfortunate thing is that;[ det betyder ulykke] it is bad luck ( fx to break a mirror), it brings one bad luck ( fx breaking a mirror brings one seven years' bad luck);[ gid du må få al landsens ulykker] confound you![ grim som en ulykke] ugly as sin;[ gøre en ulykke på sig selv] do away with oneself;[ det blev hans ulykke] it ruined him (el. his life);[ det har været hans ulykke] that has been his misfortune;[ bringe én i ulykke] get somebody into trouble;[ komme i ulykke] get into trouble;[ en ulykke kommer sjældent alene] misfortunes rarely (, oftest dog: never) come singly;[ lave ulykker] do harm,( om barn) make mischief;[ ulykken er ikke så stor] there is no great harm done;[ til al ulykke] as ill-luck would have it, unfortunately. -
83 unådig
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84 uråd
sb:[ ane uråd] suspect (el. have a feeling) that something is wrong, have one's suspicions,T smell a rat;[ ikke ane uråd] suspect nothing;[ uden at ane uråd] without suspecting anything. -
85 utid
sb:[ i utide] at the wrong moment,( for tidligt) prematurely;[ i tide og utide] in season and out of season;( også, T) he was always on about it. -
86 vedgå
vb admit ( fx one's guilt, one's mistake; he admitted (to) having(el. that he had) stolen the money), own up to ( fx one's faults; having stolen the money),F own ( fx he owned that he was wrong);( tilstå, bekende) confess ( fx he confessed that he had stolen the money; I confess (el. admit) that I was scared);[ vedgå arv og gæld] accept the inheritance with the assets and liabilities. -
87 vende
reverse, swing* * ** turn;( blad) turn over;[ vend!]( nederst på en side) (please) turn over, P.T.O.;[ vende og dreje en sag] turn over a matter in one's mind;[ vende og dreje sig] twist and turn;(fig) turn (el. look twice at el. watch) every penny;[ få et sæt tøj vendt] have a suit turned;(også fig) turn one's back on somebody,(se også ndf: vende... til);[ vende en udvikling] reverse a trend;[ vend ansigtet denne vej!] turn your face this way![ med sig:][ vende sig] turn,( om vind) come round, shift,( om paraply) turn (el. blow) inside out;(fig) the tables are turned;[ stemningen har vendt sig] there has been a revulsion of feeling;[ jeg ved ikke, hvorhen jeg skal vende mig] I don't know where to turn;[ det får det til at vende sig i mig] it turns my stomach, my stomach turns at it; it makes me (feel) sick;(se også grav);[ vende sig om] turn around;( pludseligt) turn on one's heel;( fjendtligt) turn on, turn against;[ vende sig til Gud] turn to God;[ med præp & adv:][ vende hjem] return home;[ vende imod] direct to ( fx direct one's attention (, glance) to something);[ vende imod nord (, syd etc)] face (the) north (, south etc),(se også ndf: vende ud imod);[ vende om] turn back;[ vende om på rækkefølgen] reverse the order;[ vende op]( et kort) turn up;[ den forkerte side vender opad] the wrong side is up;[ vende op og ned på noget] turn something upside down,(fig også, T) turn something topsy-turvey;[ spørgsmålet var oppe og vende] the question was touched on;[ vende rundt] turn around;( op og ned) turn upside down,( om båd også) turn turtle;[ vende den anden kind til] turn the other cheek;[ vende ryggen til] turn one's back towards (, on) them (, him etc);[ så snart jeg havde vendt ryggen til] as soon as my back was turned;[ vende tilbage] return, come (, go) back,(fig, F) recur ( fx the problem kept recurring);[ vende tilbage til] return to,( et emne også, F) revert to, recur to;[ vende ud og ind på noget] turn something inside out;[ disse vinduer vender ud imod (el. ud til) gaden] these windows face (el.overlook el. look onto el. look out on el. give onto el. on) the street. -
88 vind
* * *I. (en -e) wind;[ vinde]( tarmluft) wind,(med.) flatus;(fig) so that's the way the wind is blowing?(fig) find out which way the wind is blowing;[ vinden bærer mod land] the wind is inshore;[ for vinden](mar) before the wind;[ sprede for alle vinde] scatter to the (four) winds;(fig) she always gets hold of the wrong end of the stick;[ få vind i sejlene] catch the wind,(fig) prosper, have success;[ give bevægelsen vind i sejlene] give an impetus to the movement;[ vinden går om i nord] the wind is shifting to the north;[ han havde vinden i ryggen] the wind was behind him;[ være i vinden] be highly popular, be the hero of the day;[ med vinden] with the wind, down the wind;[ med vindens hast] swift as the wind;[ slippe en vind] break wind;(mar) haul the wind;[ det tog vinden ud af hans sejl] it took the wind out of his sails.II. adj:[ vind og skæv] crooked. -
89 vrangside
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90 øve
* * *vb( øve sig) practise,(am) practice;( med objekt: træne) train ( fx one's muscles);(udføre etc) do, perform ( fx great deeds), practise ( fx magic);[ øve barmhjertighed mod] be merciful to;[ øve hærværk] commit acts of vandalism;[ øve hærværk mod] vandalize;[ øve indflydelse på] exert an influence on;[ øve tryk på](fig) exert pressure on, bring pressure to bear on;[ øve uret] do wrong;(se også vold);[ med sig:][ øve sig] practise,(am) practice;[ øve sig i (el. på) at] practise -ing;[ øve sig i dans] practise dancing;[ øve sig på] klaver practise on the piano;[ øve sig på én] practise on somebody;[ øve sig på en rolle] rehearse a part. -
91 få helt galt fat i noget
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92 gøre noget galt
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93 gå galt
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94 gå i stykker
come apart, break, chip, fragment, go, shatter, go wrong -
95 handle forkert
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96 at gå galt
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97 at mislykkes
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98 at tage fejl
to be wrong
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