pole
- pole
- I pəul
1) pol
2) pol
3) pol
4) pol
•
- polar bear
- the pole star
- be poles apart
II pəul
stolpe, stang, staur, påle
påle
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stang
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staur
I
subst. \/pəʊl\/
1) påle, stolpe, stang, stake
2) (sport) stav (for stavsprang), skistav (amer.)
3) indre bane
4) (spesielt amer.) enkel fiskestang
5) vognstang
6) (historisk, måleenhet, spesielt britisk) 5,5 yard
7) (sjøfart) mast, kaltopp
under bare poles (sjøfart) for takkel og tau (uten heiste seil)
up the pole (britisk, hverdagslig) gal, skrullete (hverdagslig, britisk) i en knipe riv ruskende galt
II
subst. \/pəʊl\/
1) pol
• the North Pole
2) magnetpol
3) batteripol
• negative pole
• positive pole
4) ytterlighet
5) (overført) sentrum, midtpunkt
6) (poetisk) himmel
7) (biologi) forklaring: ytterste punkt på en tenkt akse gjennom cellekjerne, celle eller egg
(be) poles apart\/asunder (stå) milevidt fra hverandre
III
verb \/pəʊl\/
1) utstyre med stang, utstyre med stenger
2) stake, stake seg frem
3) (sport, i baseball) forklaring: slå hardt og langt og dermed rekke å passere mer enn en base
4) (metallurgi) pole
5) (sjøfart) sette ut staker
English-Norwegian dictionary.
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