Betydning av fold På norsk

• 0 to bend one part of sth over another part of it -- brette

  • She folded her clothes neatly. Hun brettet klærne sine pent sammen.

  • Fold the piece of paper in half. Brett papiret på midten.

• 1 to bend in order to make smaller -- slå sammen

  • a chair that folds to fit in the trunk of your car en stol som kan slås sammen og få plass i bagasjerommet på bilen

  • He folded up his camera stand. Han slo sammen kamerastativet sitt.

• 2 (of a business) to fail and close -- gå konkurs

  • The theater folded later that year. Teatret gikk konkurs senere samme år.

• 3 a line where sth has been folded -- brett [ masculine ]

  • cut along the fold skjær langs bretten

• 4 the part inside where sth is folded -- fold [ masculine ]

  • the folds of the baby’s skin spedbarnets hudfolder

• 5 to double over (material, paper etc) -- brette, legge sammen, folde, false

  • She folded the paper in half.

• 6 to lay one on top of another -- legge (hendene) oppå hverandre, folde (hendene) i bønn

  • She folded her hands in her lap.

• 7 to bring in (wings) close to the body -- slå (vingene) sammen

  • The bird folded its wings.

• 8 a doubling of one layer of material, paper etc over another -- brett, fold

  • Her dress hung in folds.

• 9 a mark made especially on paper etc by doing this; a crease -- brett, fold

  • There was a fold in the page.

• 10 a place surrounded by a fence or wall, in which sheep are kept -- kve, innhegning

  • a sheep fold.

• 11 (in adjectives and adverbs) used with numbers to show by how many times something has increased -- folde

  • There has been a threefold increase in car thefts over the past decade.