synge
verbverbto sing
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EtymologyOpphav
norrønt syngja Old Norse syngjaSenses and Example SentencesBetydning og bruk
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frambringe toner med stemmen, særlig slik at de blir til en melodi med ord
to produce notes with the voice, especially so that they form a melody with words
- synge en sang to sing a song
- de synger i et kor they sing in a choir
- alle sang med everyone sang along
- de synger falskt they sing out of tune
- han har gått og sunget i flere år he has been singing for several years
- jeg går og synger på en barnesang I keep singing a children's song to myself
- vi skal synge julen inn we are going to usher in Christmas with song
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lage lyder som minner om sang
to make sounds resembling singing
- fuglene sang the birds were singing
- gresshoppene sang langs veikanten the grasshoppers were chirping along the roadside
- jeg synes nordlendingene synger slik når de snakker I think people from northern Norway sing like that when they talk
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klinge (II, 1)to ring, gjalleto resound, to echo, to ring out;
smelle (III, 1)to bang to ringklinge (II, 1), to resoundgjalle;
to bangsmelle (III, 1)- det sang i stålet når hammeren traff the steel rang when the hammer struck
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suse (1)to rush, klukke (3)to gurgle
to rushsuse (1), to gurgleklukke (3)
- bekken synger i sommerkvelden the brook sings in the summer evening
- det suste og sang for ørene there was a rushing and singing in his ears
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dikte (1)to write poetry
to write poetrydikte (1)
- naturen som dikteren synger om the nature that the poet sings of
Set phrasesFaste uttrykk
synge fore
lede sangen
to lead the singing
synge på siste verset
nærme seg slutten
to be nearing the end
Eng. phraseto be on one's last legs
synge ut
si det en virkelig mener
to say what one really thinks
Eng. phraseto speak one's mind
så det synger
så kraftig at det gir lyd
so hard that it makes a sound
Eng. phrasewith a vengeance
- han slo i bordet så det sang he banged the table so hard it rang
- laget taper så det synger the team is losing resoundingly