established

established
adjective (settled or accepted: established customs.) fastslått, anerkjent
etablert
adj. \/ɪˈstæblɪʃt\/, \/eˈstæblɪʃt\/
1) fast, etablert, hevdvunnen, innarbeidet
• he is rocking established rules
• this is an established custom
• I think I'll stick to the established style
• he is an established friend of the family
han er en god venn av familien
2) anerkjent, etablert, vel ansett
• he's an established artist in his home country
3) fastslått, bevist, kjent, konstatert, udiskutabel, sikker
• that's an established fact
4) stats-
• Norway has an established religion
5) (om planter) som har slått rot, som vokser godt
the Established Church Statskirken
the established order of things den bestående (samfunns)orden tingenes orden

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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