stri homograph 3, stride
verbverbto struggle, contend (with) · to fight, battle · to go against, conflict with
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norrønt stríða; jamfør strid (I)conflict, dispute · battle, combat · struggle, hard slog Old Norse stríða; compare strid (I)conflict, dispute · battle, combat · struggle, hard slogSenses and Example SentencesBetydning og bruk
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arbeide hardt;
har svært mye å gjøre;
slite (4)to toil, kave (II, 2)to struggle to work hard;
to have a great deal to do;
to toilslite (4), to strugglekave (II, 2)- ha mye å stri med to have a lot to contend with
- han stred og slet alle sine dager he toiled and laboured all his days
- stri seg fram mot uværet to struggle forward against the storm
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kjempe for å overvinne problemer eller vonde følelser
to fight to overcome problems or painful feelings
- stri mot overmakten to fight against overwhelming odds
- de har stridd seg gjennom vinteren they have struggled their way through the winter
- han stred med gråten he was fighting back the tears
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kjempe i krig;
jamfør stridendeengaged in combat to fight in a war;
compare stridendeengaged in combat- de har stridd for fedrelandet they have fought for their homeland
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krangle (1)to quarrel, trette (II)to argue;
jamfør stridesto squabble to quarrelkrangle (1), to arguetrette (II);
compare stridesto squabble- de stred om hvem som skulle få arven they quarrelled over who should get the inheritance
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stå i motstrid med
to be in conflict with
- det stred mot loven it was against the law
- dette strir mot sunn fornuft this goes against common sense