people

people
plural; see person
bo
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folk
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man
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subst. \/ˈpiːpl\/
1) folk, nasjon, folkeslag
the English people drinks a lot of tea
primitive peoples are still discovered from time to time
2) folk
the broad mass of the people
de brede lag av folket
a man of the people
en mann av folket
the people of the parish are all here today
alle medlemmene av menigheten er her i dag
3) (hverdagslig) familie, nærmeste, slektninger
4) mennesker, personer, folk
Chinese people in the USA vote no
kinesere i USA stemmer nei
city people may still enjoy nature
bymennesker kan likevel sette pris på naturen
fifty people came
femti personer kom
5) folk, man, de
what will people say?
hva vil folk si?
6) menn, følge, folk
the king and his people were welcomed
kongen og hans følge ble ønsket velkommen
7) (amer., jus) påtalemyndighetene
the people versus Brown
det offentlige mot Brown
my people (i bedrift e.l.) mine ansatte, folkene mine
of all people av alle mennesker
he of all people
til og med han
small people små(kårs)folk
unprofessional people legfolk
young people ungdommen, ungdommer, de unge, unge mennesker
II
verb \/ˈpiːpl\/
1) befolke, bebo
2) (overført) fylle

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