Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
fikk besøke flere besetninger
English translation:
were allowed to visit a number of herds
Added to glossary by
kvaloy (X)
Dec 28, 2005 13:35
18 yrs ago
Norwegian term
fikk besøke flere besetninger
Non-PRO
Norwegian to English
Other
Livestock / Animal Husbandry
Til tross for at gruppa fikk besøke flere besetninger med svart/hvitt fe, fikk vi det inntrykk at tradisjonelt fe var mest utbredt.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | were allowed to visit a number of herds | Christine Andersen |
3 | got to see several herds | BraveBrain |
Proposed translations
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Norwegian term (edited):
fikk bes�ke flere besetninger
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were allowed to visit a number of herds
Were allowed to visit a nuber of herds
They got to visit several herds
Fikk is the past tense of (at) få, fikk, har fått - one of those multifuntional verbs, and the nearest English equivalent is to receive, get or acquire.
Få/ fikk + infinitive of another verb means 'were allowed to...' or 'got the chance to...'.
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Note added at 1 hr 35 mins (2005-12-28 15:11:12 GMT)
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number, not nuber, of course... sorry!
They got to visit several herds
Fikk is the past tense of (at) få, fikk, har fått - one of those multifuntional verbs, and the nearest English equivalent is to receive, get or acquire.
Få/ fikk + infinitive of another verb means 'were allowed to...' or 'got the chance to...'.
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Note added at 1 hr 35 mins (2005-12-28 15:11:12 GMT)
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number, not nuber, of course... sorry!
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Comment: "Tusen takk! "
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Norwegian term (edited):
fikk bes�ke flere besetninger
got to see several herds
From the context it seems like this was something they got the chance to see/visit.
I would go for 'got to see several black/white herds'
or 'got to visit several black/white herds'.
Another option for your sentence is simply 'Despite that the group visited several...'
I would go for 'got to see several black/white herds'
or 'got to visit several black/white herds'.
Another option for your sentence is simply 'Despite that the group visited several...'
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