absolute

absolute: 'æbsəlu:t
adjective

(complete: absolute honesty.) absolutt, fullstendig, ubetinget

- absolutely

absolutt
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fullstendig

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subst. \/ˈæbs(ə)luːt\/, \/ˈæbs(ə)ljuːt\/

(filosofi) absolutt
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adj. \/ˈæbs(ə)luːt\/, \/ˈæbs(ə)ljuːt\/

1) fullkommen, perfekt, ren, ekte

• absolute peace

fullkommen ro

2) fullstendig, hel, total

• he is an absolute fool

han er helt dum

3) (også jus) ubetinget, uinnskrenket, endelig

• absolute power

uinnskrenket makt

• absolute freedom

ubegrenset frihet

• he had absolute ownership of the property

han hadde uinnskrenket eiendomsrett til eiendommen

4) grunnleggende, kategorisk

• don't be so absolute!

ikke vær så kategorisk!

5) (om makt) eneveldig, uinnskrenket, absolutt

• absolute power

uinnskrenket makt

• absolute monarchy

eneveldig kongedømme

6) absolutt

• absolute alcohol

absolutt\/ren alkohol

• absolute temperature

absolutt temperatur

• absolute music

absolutt musikk

7) (grammatikk) absolutt, selvstendig

• absolute possessive pronoun

selvstendig eiendomspronomen

absolute ceiling (luftfart) maksimalhøyde, topphøyde

absolute construction (grammatikk) partisippkonstruksjon, absoluttkonstruksjon

the absolute truth den absolutte sannhet, den fulle og hele sannhet

absolute verb absolutt verb (transitivt verb uten objekt)

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