mile

mile
noun
((sometimes abbreviated to m when written) a measure of length equal to 1,760 yards (1.61 km): We walked ten miles today; 70 miles per hour (sometimes written mph); a ten-mile hike.) engelsk mil
mil
subst. \/maɪl\/
1) (1760 yards, 1609 meter) engelsk mil, mile
• 50 miles an hour
50 miles i timen, 80 km i timen
2) (sport) forklaring: løp som er en mile lang
3) (historisk) romersk mil (omtrent 1620 yards)
by the mile per mil
for miles i mils omkrets, milevidt
for miles and miles mil etter mil
a full mile en drøy engelsk mil
miles (hverdagslig) stor avstand, stor mengde langveisfra
• people came miles to see him
folk kom langveisfra for å møte ham
be miles above somebody (hverdagslig) stå himmelhøyt over noen
miles away i egne tanker, helt bortreist
miles better (hverdagslig) mye bedre, en stor forbedring
miles from anywhere langt utenfor allfarvei, langt utenfor folkeskikken
miles long milelang, flere mil lang
• the queue was miles long
køen var flere mil lang, køen strakk seg over flere mil
the Square Mile forklaring: navn på City (Londons finansstrøk)
wish somebody miles away ønske noen langt vekk

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