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BETA English-Danish translation for: ikke at se skoven for bare træer
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Dictionary English Danish: ikke at se skoven for bare træer

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talem. to not see the wood / forest for the treesikke at se skoven for bare træer
Partial Matches
talem. to see light at the end of the tunnelat se lys for enden af tunnelen / tunnellen
not to be confused with ...ikke at forveksle med ...
to dislike sb./sth.ikke at kunne lide ngn./ngt.
Unverified I can't believe it.Det er ikke til at fatte.
Unverified to be not fit to hold a candle to sb. [idiom]at ikke ngn. til anklerne [talemåde]
Unverified to be unable to hold a candle to sb. [coll.] [idiom]at ikke ngn. til anklerne [talemåde]
ordsp. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him / it drink.Man kan tvinge hesten til truget, men man kan ikke tvinge den til at drikke.
to seeat se
to watch televisionat se fjernsyn
to look atat se
to lookat se ud
Good to see you.Godt at se dig.
to look forward to sth.at se frem til ngt.
to lookat se [i en bestemt retning]
talem. to see the light of day [be born, begin to exist]at se dagens lys [blive født, opstå]
to compensate (for)at kompensere (for)
to advertiseat reklamere (for)
to provide (for)at sørge (for)
to switch onat tænde for
to turn on [television, tap etc.]at tænde for
to have a crush on sb. [coll.]at sværme for ngn.
to die at the hand / hands of a murdererat falde for morderhånd
to die at the hands of a killerat falde for morderhånd
to requireat have behov for
to needat have brug for
to requireat have brug for
to lie to sb.at lyve for én
to subject sb./sth. (to)at udsætte ngn./ngt. (for)
to be subjected to sth.at blive udsat for ngt.
to keep house for sb.at holde hus for ngn.
to keep house for sb.at føre hus for ngn. [gl.]
to be exposed to sth.at blive / være udsat for ngt.
to keep oneself to oneselfat holde sig for sig selv
just {adv} [only]bare
merely {adv}bare
not {adv}ikke
non- {prefix}ikke-
I'm just kidding.Jeg laver bare sjov.
not yet {adv}endnu ikke
Remember, ...Glem ikke ...
neither {adv}heller ikke
Why not?Hvorfor ikke?
not yet {adv}ikke endnu
non-flammable {adj}ikke-brændbar
non-inflammable {adj}ikke-brændbar
non-conductive {adj}ikke-ledende
can't [cannot]kan ikke
cannotkan ikke
couldn't [could not]kunne ikke
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