resolve
- resolve
rə'zolv
1) beslutte
2) vedta
3) løse
erklæring
I
subst. \/rɪˈzɒlv\/
1) beslutning
2) besluttsomhet
keep one's resolve stå fast på sin beslutning
II
verb \/rɪˈzɒlv\/
1) bestemme seg for, beslutte, sette seg fore, resolvere
• once he has resolved to do it you can't make him change his mind
hvis han har bestemt seg for å gjøre det, kan du ikke få ham til å endre beslutning
• the board has resolved that there will be no increase in wages this year
styret har besluttet at det ikke blir noe lønnstillegg i år
2) løse
• the problem was resolved by Anthony rescheduling his plans
problemet ble løst ved at Anthony endret planene sine
3) fjerne
• resolve a person's doubts
4) løse opp, oppløse
• the pill resolved itself into its elements
tabletten løste seg opp i sine bestanddeler
• resolve a number into its prime factors
løse opp et tall i dets primfaktorer
5) (medisin) resorbere, fordele, svinne
resolve into konstituere som
• the House of Commons resolved itself into a committee
Underhuset konstituerte seg som en komité
resolving power oppløsningsevne
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