Avancerede adjektiver og phrasal verbsengelske ord

to tell apart
at kende forskel
It's hard to tell the twins apart because they look so similar.
dedicated
dedikeret
She is a dedicated teacher who spends extra time with her students.
to thaw out
at tø op
I need to thaw out the chicken before cooking.
tedious
kedelig
The task was so tedious that I fell asleep.
to chip in
at spytte i kassen
I can't afford to pay for the whole meal, but I can chip in $10.
rusty
rusten
The old bicycle in the garage has a rusty chain.
to narrow down
at indsnævre
I need to narrow down my college choices to three schools.
courteous
høflig
The receptionist was very courteous and helpful, answering all of my questions with a smile.
to calm down
at falde til ro
Take a deep breath and try to calm down.
diligent
flittig
The company's success is due in part to the diligent efforts of its employees.
to ask somebody out
at invitere nogen ud
She asked him out on a date.
unusual
usædvanlig
It's unusual to see snow in this part of the country.
to stem from
at stamme fra
The problem stems from a lack of communication between the two departments.
laid-back
afslappet
I like to wear laid-back clothes on the weekends, like jeans and a t-shirt.
to catch up with
at indhente det forsømte
I need to catch up with my classmates in math.
swamped
overvældet
The city was swamped with rainwater after the storm.
to cheer up
at muntre op
I bought my friend some flowers to cheer her up.
whimsical
lunefuld
The artist's whimsical sculptures were a hit at the gallery opening.
to figure out
at finde ud af
I can't figure out how to fix this computer.
reliable
pålidelig
The new employee is very reliable.
to get back
at komme tilbage
I need to get back to work now.
hostile
fjendtlig
The two countries have been in a hostile relationship for years.
to go ahead
at gå videre
I'm going ahead with my plan to start a new business.
biased
partisk
The news article was biased towards one political party.
to grow apart
at vokse fra hinanden
After they moved to different cities, John and Sarah gradually grew apart and stopped talking as much.
amusing
morsom
The comedian's jokes were very amusing.
to hang up
at lægge på
I need to hang up now, I have to go to a meeting.
capable
kompetent
She is capable of speaking three languages.
to let somebody down
at skuffe nogen
I'm sorry I let you down by not finishing the report on time.
persuasive
overbevisende
The politician gave a persuasive speech that convinced many people to vote for him.
to run away
at løbe væk
He ran away from home.
harsh
hård
The coach's harsh criticism motivated the team to work harder.
to look down on somebody
at se ned på nogen
She always looks down on her classmates because she thinks she is smarter than them.
adventurous
eventyrlysten
We went on an adventurous hike through the mountains.
to look something up
at slå noget op
I need to look up the definition of this word.
enchanting
fortryllende
The music was so enchanting that I couldn't help but dance.
to put something on
at tage noget på
She put on her favorite necklace for the party.
engaging
engagerende
The movie was so engaging that I didn't even notice the time passing.
to run out
at løbe tør
I can't buy that shirt because I've run out of money.
to show off
at vise sig frem
He's showing off his new watch to everyone.
modest
beskeden
He lived a modest lifestyle, never spending more than he needed to.
to try something out
at prøve noget af
I decided to try out the new restaurant that just opened downtown.
likeable
sympatisk
I really enjoyed spending time with Sarah. She's so likeable and easy to talk to.
to drop off
at aflevere
I'll drop off the kids at school before heading to the office.
to deal with
at håndtere
She knows how to deal with difficult people.
affable
venlig
My new boss is very affable and always greets everyone with a smile.