frame

frame
freim 1. noun
1) (a hard main structure round which something is built or made: the steel frame of the aircraft.) ramme(verk)
2) (something made to enclose something: a picture-frame; a window-frame.) ramme
3) (the human body: He has a slight frame.) kroppsbygning
2. verb
1) (to put a frame around: to frame a picture.) ramme inn, sette i ramme
2) (to act as a frame for: Her hair framed her face.) danne en ramme rundt
3) (to arrange false evidence so as to make (someone) seem guilty of a crime etc (noun frame-up).) dikte opp falske beviser mot
•
- frame of mind
beinrangel
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karm
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ramme
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skjelett
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subst. \/freɪm\/
1) rammeverk, skjelett, skrog, bindingsverk, stillas
2) (om sykkel e.l.) ramme
3) (om bil) (chassis)ramme
4) (på bilde) ramme
5) brodérramme
6) (om briller) innfatning
7) (om bygg) karm
8) (til ryggsekk) meis
9) (sjøfart) spant
10) (luftfart) (fly)kropp
11) kropp, skikkelse, legeme
• he has a powerful frame
han har en kraftig kropp
12) struktur, oppbygning, organisasjon, system
• the frame of society differs from country to country
samfunnsstrukturen varierer fra land til land
13) (film) (enkelt)bilde (på en filmstrimmel)
14) (TV) (TV-)bilde
15) (amer., gammeldags) trebygning
16) (også frame-up) komplott, falsk anklage
17) (EDB) innramming, overføringspulje, ramme
frame of government regime, forfatning
frame of mind (sinns)stemning
frame of reference referanseramme
II
verb \/freɪm\/
1) konstruere, bygge
• it was a ship framed to resist the tidal wave
det var et skip bygd for å motstå tidevannsbølgen
• they framed a house
de bygde et hus
2) (om bilde e.l.) ramme inn, sette i ramme
3) utforme, utarbeide
• we had to frame a new plan
vi måtte utforme en ny plan
4) uttale, forme, formulere
• I walked out before she could frame a reply
jeg gikk ut før hun fikk formulert et svar
5) utvikle seg, arte seg
• the events were framing nicely
begivenhetene utviklet seg fint
frame (to oneself) (litterært) forestille seg
frame (up) (hverdagslig) dikte opp, koke i hop (om kamp e.l.) fikse (på forhånd) (om valg e.l.) fuske med (resultatene av) fabrikkere falsk anklage få arrestert på falsk anklage
frame into passe (inn) i
frame to tilpasse til

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