- bre (bree)
- hilsen/tiltale m.m.
1. hør, du der! (hverdagssprog/slang)
Sluta bre!
Du skal holde op, hold dog op!
Din röst gör oss glada, bre!
Ved du hva', vi bli'r glade, når vi hører din stemme!
Svensk-dansk ordbog. 2013.
bre (bree)
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Bree (Middle-earth) — Bree Place from J. R. R. Tolkien s legendarium Description Group of Cross road Hamlets Location Arnor Founder Men of Twilight Lord Arnor later Arthe … Wikipedia
bree — [brē] n. 〚ME bre < OE * breo, var. of briw, akin to Ger brei〛 Scot. thin, watery soup; broth * * * … Universalium
bree — [brē] n. [ME bre < OE * breo, var. of briw, akin to Ger brei] Scot. thin, watery soup; broth … English World dictionary
bre|hon — «BREE huhn, BREH », noun. a judge in ancient Ireland. ╂[< Irish breathamh] … Useful english dictionary
bre|vi|ar|y — «BREE vee EHR ee, BREHV ee », noun, plural ar|ies. 1. a book of prescribed prayers to be said daily by clergymen of the Roman Catholic Church. 2. any similar book used in some other church. ╂[< Latin breviārium summary, (originally) neuter of… … Useful english dictionary
Bree (Tierra Media) — Para otros usos de este término, véase Bree. Bree Región de El Señor de los Anillos La posada abandonada, a una jornada de marcha de la aldea de Bree, por el Gran Camino del Este. Creador(es) … Wikipedia Español
bree — I. ˈbrē noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English breye, bree eyelid, eyebrow, from Old English brǣw more at brae Scotland : eyebrow, brow II … Useful english dictionary
Bree — This ancient and distinguished surname, recorded in the spellings of Bray, Braye, Brea, and Bree, and having no less than twenty one Coats of Arms, and several notable entries in the National Biography , has four distinct possible sources, each… … Surnames reference
BRE — abbrev 1. Bachelor of Religious Education (chiefly US) 2. Building Research Establishment * * * bre obs. variant of bree, Sc … Useful english dictionary
Liste der Biografien/Brd–Bre — Biografien: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q … Deutsch Wikipedia
ab|bre´vi|a´tor — ab|bre|vi|ate «uh BREE vee ayt», verb, at|ed, at|ing. –v.t. 1. to make shorter; shorten (a word or phrase) so that a part stands for the whole: »We can abbreviate “inch” to “in.” “Acre” is abbreviated to “a.” by omission, “hour” to “hr.” by… … Useful english dictionary
