worm

worm
wə:m 1. noun
(a kind of small creeping animal with a ringed body and no backbone; an earth-worm.) mark
2. verb
1) (to make (one's way) slowly or secretly: He wormed his way to the front of the crowd.) sno/åle seg, snike
2) (to get (information etc) with difficulty (out of someone): It took me hours to worm the true story out of him.) lirke/lure noe ut av en
mark
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orm
I
subst. \/wɜːm\/
1) (hverdagslig) mark, orm
2) (også segmented worm, dyr i rekken Annelida)
leddorm
3) (også roundworm, dyr i rekken Nematoda)
rundorm, nematode (vitenskapelig)
4) (også flatworm, dyr i rekken Platyhelminthes)
flatorm
5) larve
6) (små)kryp
7) (overført) (menneske)kryp, utøy, stakkar
8) (slang) politimann
9) (ofte i flertall) invollsorm, mark i magen
10) (teknikk e.l.) gjenge (på skrue e.l.)
11) (teknikk) snekkeskrue, snekke
12) mani, lidenskap, orm
13) Arkimedes' skrue
can of worms se ➢ can, 1
even a worm will turn det finnes grenser for tålmodighet
food for worms eller worms' food se ➢ food
rise to a\/the worm (om fisk) nappe (på mark)
the worm innvollsorm (gammeldags) tannverk (gammeldags) kolikk
the worm of ... noe som nager
• he felt the worm of conscience
han følte samvittigheten nage
II
verb \/wɜːm\/
1) orme seg, åle seg, krype
2) lokke, lure
3) kurere for mark
• the dog has been wormed
hunden har blitt kurert for mark
4) rense planter for mark
5) (teknikk) lage gjenger (på skruer e.l.)
• we have a machine that worms screws
vi har en maskin som lager gjenger på skruer
6) lete etter mark
worm in sno\/snike seg inn
worm into skaffe seg adgang til
• they wormed into the house
de skaffet seg adgang til huset
innynde seg hos
• he wormed into her confidence
han innyndet seg hos henne
worm out of sno seg ut av
worm somebody out utmanøvrere noen
worm something out of somebody\/something lure noe ut av noen\/noe, lure noe fra noen\/noe
• she wormed the secret from me
hun lurte hemmeligheten ut av meg

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