15:02 Sep 19, 2007 |
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4 +1 | jeg gir meg over |
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3 | Jeg kan ikke gi deg opp/jeg gir ikke opp deg |
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2 +1 | jeg dør (av latter) / jeg ler så jeg griner |
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i can't quit you Jeg kan ikke gi deg opp/jeg gir ikke opp deg Explanation: It would be nice to have a little more context here - these set expressions are very dependent on context. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 9 mins (2007-09-19 15:11:44 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I am not so sure in this situation. I do not think my answer will be the correct one here. But I will leave it as is. I've just never heard this expression in that kind of "setting" before. Then again, my American is "East coast" American, there might be differences (or maybe I just missed something). |
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i can't quit you jeg gir meg over Explanation: "Quit" har her samme betydning som "requite", dvs. "belønne", "gjengjelde". Betydningen er kanskje ikke så vanlig, men du finner den i større ordbøker, som fullversjonen av Oxford English Dictionary og Kunnskapsforlagets Store. Her er noen forslag til norsk oversettelse: "Jeg er målløs" "Klarer ikke å komme på noen bedre vits" "Har ikke noen bedre vits bedre på lager" "Du vinner" "Den (vitsen) klarer jeg ikke å følge opp" |
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14 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
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