working

working
arbeid
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drift
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subst. \/ˈwɜːkɪŋ\/
1) arbeid
• there are laws to prevent working on Sundays
det finnes lover som forhindrer arbeid på søndager
2) (ofte i flertall) funksjon, funksjonsmåte, gang, virkemåte
• they listened to the smooth working of the machine
de lyttet til maskinens jevne gang
• he soon understood the workings of the political system
han skjønte snart hvordan det politiske systemet fungerte
3) (ofte i flertall) utgraving
4) virksomhet, drift
5) utregning
• she finally found the working of the mathematical problem
hun fant endelig ut hvordan hun skulle regne ut det matematiske problemet
6) (ofte i flertall) trekning, rykning
• he watched the workings of her face
han så på trekningene i ansiktet hennes
7) forklaring: vann i bevegelse
8) (sjøfart) manøvrering
9) gruvegang, gruvesjakt
• are there any disused workings?
finnes det noen gruveganger som ikke er i bruk?
10) (sted hvor det brytes stein e.l.) brudd
continuous working kontinuerlig drift, døgndrift
of one's working som man selv har forårsaket
workings verk
• this is the workings of a woman
dette er en kvinnes verk
the workings of Providence skjebnens verk
the workings of somebody's mind det som rører seg i noen
• I can never understand the workings of his mind
jeg kan aldri forstå hva som rører seg i hodet hans
II
adj. \/ˈwɜːkɪŋ\/
1) arbeidende, arbeider-
• look at the working masses!
se på de arbeidende massene!
2) arbeids-
• this has been a long working week
dette har vært en lang arbeidsuke
3) drifts-
4) funksjonsdyktig
5) praktisk, funksjonell, anvendelig
6) provisorisk, foreløpig
• a working draft was submitted for discussion
et foreløpig utkast ble lagt frem for diskusjon
a working majority se ➢ majority
in working order se ➢ order, 1

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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