course

course
ko:s
noun
1) (a series (of lectures, medicines etc): I'm taking a course (of lectures) in sociology; He's having a course of treatment for his leg.) kurs; kur
2) (a division or part of a meal: Now we've had the soup, what's (for) the next course?) rett
3) (the ground over which a race is run or a game (especially golf) is played: a racecourse; a golf-course.) bane
4) (the path or direction in which something moves: the course of the Nile.) bane, kurs, rute
5) (the progress or development of events: Things will run their normal course despite the strike.) løp, gang
6) (a way (of action): What's the best course of action in the circumstances?) vei, kurs, forløp
- in due course
- of course
- off
- on course
bane
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kurs
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naturlig
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naturligvis
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tallerken
I
subst. \/kɔːs\/
1) bane, løp, leie
the planets in their courses
planetene i sine baner
we'll meet at the golf course
vi skal treffes på golfbanen
2) retning, rute, kurs (sjøfart, luftfart)
3) (overført) vei, utvei, mulighet
what are the courses open to us?
hvilke utveier står åpne for oss?
4) forløp, løp, gang
5) kurs, studium
complete a certain course in order to graduate
ta et spesielt kurs for å kunne ta avsluttende eksamen
6) serie, rekke, følge
a course of lectures
en forelesningsrekke
7) (matlaging) rett
three courses
tre retter
8) (medisin) kur, behandling
course of waters
vannkur
9) (handel) kurs
what's the current course of exchange?
hva er valutakursen nå?
10) (bygg) skift (av murstein e.l.)
11) (jordbruk) skifte
12) (tømrerfag, murerfag) forband
13) jakt (spesielt harejakt med greyhound)
14) (håndarbeid) maskerekke
15) (sjøfart) seil, underseil
16) (historisk) dyst
17) (foreldet) kompasstrek
a matter of course en selvfølgelig ting, noe selvsagt, en naturlig sak, noe som sier seg selv
by course of ifølge
change one's course endre kurs
course of action fremgangsmåte
the course of events tingenes forløp
course of law lovens gang
course of life livsløp, levnetsløp, levnetsbane vandel, livsførsel
the course of the river elveløpet, elvens løp elveleiet
course of treatment kur, behandling
courses (medisin) menstruasjon, mens
for a course of years i en årrekke
hold one's course holde retningen, holde kursen
in (the) course of under, i løpet av
be in course of construction
være under bygging
in the course of the discussion
under diskusjonen
in the course of one's duties
under utførelsen av ens tjenester
in (the) course of time i tidens løp, i årenes løp fra år til annet med årene
in the course of nature etter naturens gang
in due course (of time) når tiden er inne, når den tid kommer, i rett tid
in the ordinary course of things eller in the natural course of events under normale omstendigheter, under normale forhold
keep one's course holde kursen
of course selvfølgelig, naturligvis, selvsagt, jo
of course! det er klart! , så klart! , ja visst!
off course ute av kurs
stand a course (sjøfart) holde en kurs
stay the course (om hest) stå løpet ut, holde løpet ut (overført) være utholdende, holde ut
take a dangerous course slå inn på en farlig vei ta en farlig vending
take a normal course forløpe normalt, få et normalt forløp
take\/run its (own) course gå sin (egen) gang, gå sin egen vei, følge sitt eget hode
you have to let things take its own course
du må la tingene gå sin gang
II
verb \/kɔːs\/
1) (jakt og overført) jage, forfølge
2) (mest poetisk) løpe, renne, flomme, strømme, renne over, løpe gjennom
3) (om hund) la løpe, bruke til jakt
4) (bygg) legge i skift (murstein e.l.)
course down løpe ned, renne utfor
course through gjennomløpe, gjennomstrømme, renne gjennom

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