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Dictionary Norwegian English: You snooze you lose

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Takk alle sammen!Thank you to all of you!
Takk til alle!Thank you to all of you!
motsol {m}[sun light towards you]
[du] ikke[you] must not
[vi/de/du] [we/they/you] must
å misteto lose
å tapeto lose
[vi/de/du] kan[we/they/you] may [are permitted / can possibly]
å tape terrengto lose ground
sykkel Unverified [sykkeltriks der man spinner styret] {noun}barspin [bicycle trick where you spin the handlebar]
å miste forstandento lose one's mind
å miste fotfestetto lose one's footing
Unverified å miste fotfestetto lose one's grip
å klikke [uform.] [miste besinnelsen]to lose it [coll.] [lose one's composure]
ordtak tap og vinn med samme sinnwin or lose, do it fairly
Takk for sist.Thanks for the last time. [greeting formula, used when you see sb. again after a visit at his place]
å bananas [uform.] [idiom]to lose it [coll.] [idiom]
å miste ansikt [idiom]to lose (one's) face [idiom]
å miste vettet [idiom]to lose one's mind [idiom]
å tape ansikt [idiom]to lose (one's) face [idiom]
å tape andlet [uform.] [idiom]to lose (one's) face [idiom]
å se lyset [idiom]  forstå noe du ikke forsto før]to see the light [idiom] [to understand sth. you did not understand before]
deg {pron}you
du {pron}you
dere {pron}you [plural]
døh {pron} [uform.]you
Du også!You too!
Vi sees!See you!
Vi ses.See you.
liksom {adv} [uform.]you know [filler]
Bare hyggelig.You're welcome.
Har du ... ?Do you have ... ?
Ingen årsak!You are welcome!
Selv takk.Thank you too.
Trenger du ... ?Do you need ... ?
Tuller du?Are you kidding?
Vi ses!See you soon!
De {pron} [gl.] [høflig tiltale]you [polite]
Kødder du? [uform.]Are you joking?
Tusen takk!Thank you very much!
Vil du ...?Would you like to ... ?
Jeg elsker deg.I love you.
Jeg lurte deg!I got you!
Vær god!Here you are!
Vær god!You are welcome!
Takk skal du ha.Thank you.
Bare vent! [trussel]Just you wait! [threat]
Du og! [uform.] [Du også!]You too!
Blir du med?Are you coming along?
Blir du med?Will you join us?
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