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overskue

أمثلة
الشرح overskue in your Level:
At level A1, you might not use 'overskue' yourself yet, as it is a bit complex. However, you might hear it in very simple contexts. Think of it as 'seeing everything'. If you have a lot of toys on the floor, you can't 'overskue' them. It is like 'looking' but for a lot of things at once. At this stage, just remember that 'over' means 'over' and 'skue' is an old word for 'look'. So, it's 'looking over' things. You can use it when you look at a big picture or a large map. It is the beginning of understanding how Danes talk about being busy. Even at A1, knowing that 'jeg kan ikke overskue det' means 'it's too much' will help you understand your Danish friends when they are stressed. You don't need to worry about the grammar yet, just the feeling of the word. It's about having a big view of things. Imagine you are standing on a chair to see the whole table—that is the physical version of 'overskue'. In A1, we focus on the physical side. Can you see the whole room? Then you can 'overskue' the room. It is a very visual word to start with. Don't confuse it with 'se' (see) which is just for one thing. 'Overskue' is for many things together. If you have five apples, you can 'se' them, but if you have a thousand, you need to 'overskue' the pile. This is the simplest way to think about it. As you learn more Danish, you will see how this 'big view' becomes a 'big mental view'. But for now, just think of a bird flying high and looking down—the bird can 'overskue' the forest. That is your A1 mental image for this word.
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At the A2 level, you can start using 'overskue' in simple sentences about your daily life. You might say 'Det er svært at overskue mine lektier' (It is hard to keep track of my homework). This shows you are moving from physical seeing to mental understanding. You are beginning to talk about your capacity to do things. A common use at A2 is with the word 'situation'. You can say 'Jeg kan ikke overskue situationen'. This is very useful when you are in a new country and everything feels a bit confusing. You are telling people that you need a moment to understand what is happening. You can also use it for physical spaces like a garden or a big store. 'Butikken er så stor, at jeg ikke kan overskue den'. This is a great way to expand your vocabulary beyond simple verbs like 'forstå' or 'se'. It makes your Danish sound more natural and less like a textbook. You should also practice the negative form 'kan ikke overskue'. This is a very 'Danish' way to say you are overwhelmed. Instead of saying 'I am stressed', which is very direct, you can say 'Jeg kan ikke helt overskue det lige nu'. It sounds softer and more idiomatic. You are also learning that this verb needs an object, usually 'det' or a specific thing. Practice saying 'Kan du overskue det?' to your classmates when they have a lot of work. It shows empathy. At A2, you are building the foundation for the more abstract uses of the word that come in B1 and B2. You are learning that it's about the 'overview' of your life and tasks.
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At level B1, 'overskue' becomes a key part of your vocabulary for expressing complex thoughts and feelings. You are now expected to understand the cognitive and emotional nuances of the word. You use it to describe your mental 'bandwidth'. For example, 'Jeg kan ikke overskue at starte på et nyt projekt lige nu' (I can't face/manage starting a new project right now). This level is where you start using 'overskue' followed by 'at' and another verb. This is a very common structure. You also use it in professional or educational settings to talk about project management or studying. 'Det er vigtigt at overskue hele pensum før eksamen'. You are moving away from just 'seeing' to 'strategically managing'. You also begin to see the word in the news or in books, often related to social issues or economics. 'Det er svært at overskue konsekvenserne af klimaforandringerne'. Here, the word implies a deep, comprehensive understanding of a large-scale problem. You should also be aware of the noun form 'overskuelighed' and the adjective 'overskuelig'. A task that is 'overskuelig' is one that is manageable and clear. This is a great word to use when planning. 'Vi skal gøre planen mere overskuelig'. At B1, you are also learning to distinguish 'overskue' from similar verbs like 'magte' (to have the strength for) and 'forudse' (to predict). You are developing a more refined sense of when to use each one. This word is a bridge to sounding like a native speaker because it captures a specific Danish way of thinking about mental capacity and clarity. It is very much linked to the concept of 'overskud' (mental surplus), which is central to Danish culture.
At B2, your use of 'overskue' should be fluid and nuanced. You can use it to discuss abstract concepts and complex logistical challenges. You understand that 'overskue' is not just about understanding, but about the *ability* to maintain that understanding under pressure. You might use it in a job interview: 'Jeg er god til at overskue komplekse processer og bevare overblikket'. This shows a high level of professional Danish. You are also comfortable using the word in the past tense to describe previous states of mind: 'Dengang kunne jeg slet ikke overskue de personlige konsekvenser af mit valg'. You can use it to critique plans or ideas: 'Jeg synes ikke, at dette forslag er særlig overskueligt'. Here, you are using the adjective form to describe the quality of a proposal. At this level, you also recognize the word in literature and more formal journalism, where it might be used to describe the historical or philosophical scope of a work. You understand the subtle difference between 'overskue' and 'gennemskue' (to see through/detect). You might say, 'Jeg kan overskue hans argumenter, men jeg kan ikke gennemskue hans motiver'. This level of precision is what defines a B2 speaker. You are also aware of how the word is used in psychological contexts, such as discussing stress or ADHD, where 'manglende evne til at overskue hverdagen' is a common phrase. Your ability to use 'overskue' correctly in these sensitive contexts shows you have reached a high level of cultural and linguistic competence. You are no longer just translating from English; you are thinking in Danish concepts.
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At the C1 level, 'overskue' is a tool for sophisticated analysis and expression. You use it to navigate complex social, professional, and academic landscapes. You can discuss the 'overskuelighed' of legal frameworks, the 'overskuelighed' of urban planning, or the 'overskuelighed' of a philosophical system. You use the word to describe the limits of human cognition: 'Mennesket har svært ved at overskue de eksistentielle implikationer af kunstig intelligens'. This is a high-level, abstract use of the verb. You are also adept at using the word in its more rare, formal contexts, perhaps even in the passive voice or in complex participial constructions. You understand the historical development of the word and how its physical origins still inform its metaphorical uses. In professional settings, you might lead a meeting by saying, 'Lad os prøve at overskue de forskellige scenarier, vi står overfor'. Here, you are using the word to facilitate strategic thinking. You also have a keen ear for the word's use in irony or humor. For example, a C1 speaker might say, 'Jeg kan knap nok overskue at vælge mellem to slags kaffe i dag', using the word's weight to mock their own trivial indecision. You are also able to explain the concept of 'overskue' to others, perhaps even to English speakers, by highlighting its unique position in the Danish mindset. Your mastery of this word allows you to express fine shades of meaning regarding capacity, clarity, and control that are essential for high-level communication in Danish society.
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At C2, your command of 'overskue' is indistinguishable from that of a highly educated native speaker. You use it with total precision across all registers, from the most casual slang to the most formal academic writing. You might use it in a dissertation to describe the scope of a research field: 'Det er en udfordring at overskue den samlede mængde af empirisk data på dette område'. You are fully aware of the word's etymological roots and its relationship to other Germanic languages, though you use it with a purely Danish sensibility. You can use 'overskue' to engage in deep philosophical debates about the nature of perception and management. You might reflect on whether a leader can truly 'overskue' the moral weight of their decisions. In your own speech, the word flows naturally as a way to organize your thoughts and express your mental state. You use the full family of words—overskue, overskuelig, overskuelighed, overskud—with perfect grammatical and contextual accuracy. You can also detect when the word is being used poorly or incorrectly by others, showing a deep metalinguistic awareness. At this level, 'overskue' is not just a word you know; it is a lens through which you can describe and analyze the world in Danish. You are comfortable using it in creative writing, poetry, or high-stakes negotiation, knowing exactly how much 'weight' the word carries in each instance. You have reached a level where the word 'overskue' is a natural part of your cognitive toolkit for living and working in a Danish-speaking environment.
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أمثلة
The Danish verb overskue is a multifaceted word that English speakers often find both challenging and incredibly useful once mastered. At its most literal level, it refers to the physical act of surveying or looking over a wide area, such as standing on a hilltop and looking down at a valley. However, in modern Danish, its primary usage is metaphorical and cognitive. It describes the mental capacity to comprehend, manage, or encompass a situation, a task, or a set of information. When a Dane says they can 'overskue' something, they mean they have a clear mental overview and feel they have the situation under control. Conversely, the negative form 'jeg kan ikke overskue det' is one of the most common phrases in the Danish language, used to express that something feels overwhelming, too complex, or emotionally exhausting to deal with at the moment. This word bridges the gap between simple understanding and the executive function of managing one's reality. It is not just about knowing the facts, but about being able to see how those facts relate to each other and to one's own capacity. For instance, if you are looking at a messy room, you might not be able to 'overskue' the cleaning process because there is too much to do and you do not know where to start. In a professional context, a manager needs to be able to overskue the entire project timeline to ensure deadlines are met.
Cognitive Overview
The ability to mentally map out a complex set of variables or tasks.
Emotional Capacity
The feeling of having enough energy or 'mental bandwidth' to handle a specific demand.

Fra toppen af tårnet kunne hun overskue hele byen og dens mange små gader.

This word is essential for B1 learners because it moves beyond basic actions into the realm of describing mental states and organizational skills. It is frequently used in discussions about stress, project management, and daily logistics. You will hear it in the kitchen when deciding what to cook, in the office when discussing a new strategy, and in personal conversations when expressing fatigue. It captures a specific nuance of 'having a handle on things' that the English 'survey' or 'overlook' doesn't quite reach in everyday speech.

Jeg har så meget arbejde lige nu, at jeg slet ikke kan overskue at tage til festen i aften.

Spatial Usage
Looking over a physical landscape or a large physical object.

Det er vigtigt at overskue konsekvenserne af sine handlinger, før man træffer en stor beslutning.

Han prøvede at overskue budgettet, men tallene gav ingen mening for ham.

Abstract Overview
Understanding the full scope of a problem or a theoretical concept.

Uden et kort er det svært at overskue det store skovområde.

In summary, 'overskue' is about the mental space required to process something. Whether it is a physical view or a complex emotional situation, the word implies a level of mastery and clarity. When that clarity is missing, the word becomes a tool for expressing vulnerability or the need for simplification. It is one of those 'untranslatable' gems that English speakers eventually adopt into their own vocabulary when speaking Danish because it so perfectly describes that feeling of either 'getting it' or being 'done with it'.
Using overskue correctly requires understanding its grammatical behavior as a transitive verb. This means it almost always takes an object—something that you are surveying or trying to grasp. The most common structure is [Subject] + [overskue] + [Object]. For example, 'Jeg kan ikke overskue situationen' (I cannot grasp/manage the situation). One of the most important things for English speakers to note is the frequent use of the auxiliary verb 'kunne' (can) in conjunction with 'overskue'. Because 'overskue' implies a capacity or ability, it feels natural to Danes to say 'jeg kan ikke overskue' rather than just 'jeg overskuer ikke'. Using 'kunne' emphasizes the mental limit or potential.
The 'At' Clause
Overskue is often followed by 'at' + an infinitive verb, describing an action you feel you can or cannot manage. Example: 'Jeg kan ikke overskue at lave mad'.

Kan du overskue at hjælpe mig med flytningen på lørdag?

Another common pattern involves using 'overskue' with a question word like 'hvor' (where), 'hvad' (what), or 'hvordan' (how). This is used when you are trying to understand the extent of something. For instance, 'Det er svært at overskue, hvor meget det vil koste' (It is hard to grasp how much it will cost). This highlights the cognitive aspect of the word—calculating and predicting outcomes.

Vi har brug for en plan, så vi bedre kan overskue projektets faser.

In more formal writing, you might see 'overskue' used in the passive voice or in complex noun phrases, but in spoken Danish, it is almost always active. It is also worth noting that 'overskue' can be used reflexively in very specific, rare contexts, but for a B1 learner, focusing on the transitive use is key.
Negation
The word 'slet ikke' (not at all) is a frequent companion to 'kan ikke overskue' to emphasize total overwhelm.

Efter en lang dag på kontoret kan jeg slet ikke overskue flere e-mails.

Det er umuligt at overskue hele internettet på én gang.

Future Context
Overskue is often used when looking ahead to future consequences or workloads.

Lægen hjalp patienten med at overskue sit behandlingsforløb.

The word also appears in the fixed expression 'at have overskud', which is related. While 'overskue' is the verb for the act of surveying/managing, 'overskud' is the noun for the energy or surplus required to do so. Understanding this link helps in constructing more natural Danish sentences. For example, 'Jeg har ikke overskud til at overskue det her' (I don't have the energy to manage this). This level of expression is very common in Danish social interactions and workplace culture. Finally, always remember that 'overskue' is about the *whole*. It’s about the big picture. If you are just looking at a single point, you don’t use 'overskue'. You use it when you are trying to take in the entirety of a landscape, a problem, or a schedule.
In Denmark, overskue is ubiquitous across various social spheres. In the workplace, it is a key term in project management and HR. During a 'medarbejdersamtale' (employee review), a manager might ask, 'Kan du overskue dine nuværende opgaver?' (Can you manage your current tasks?). Here, it isn't just asking if you are doing the work, but if you feel you have a clear understanding and control over your workload. It’s a question about mental health and efficiency combined. In the education system, teachers use it to describe a student's ability to synthesize information. A student who can 'overskue' a complex historical period is one who understands the connections between different events, not just the dates.
The Workplace
Used to discuss workload, project scope, and strategic planning.

Vi skal bruge en projektleder, der kan overskue mange bolde i luften samtidig.

In domestic life, the word is used constantly in the context of 'parenting' and 'housework'. Parents often talk about whether they can 'overskue' the logistics of a birthday party or a family trip. It’s a very honest word. If a friend asks if you want to go out for drinks on a Tuesday night, and you've had a stressful week, saying 'Jeg kan desværre ikke overskue det' is a perfectly acceptable and common response. It communicates that you lack the mental energy for social interaction without sounding rude or uninterested. It’s a way of saying 'I'm at my limit'.

Det er svært for børn at overskue en hel uge ad gangen.

You will also find this word in the news and political discourse. Analysts talk about whether the government can 'overskue konsekvenserne' (grasp the consequences) of a new law. In this context, it takes on a more serious, intellectual tone. It’s about foresight and comprehensive planning. On television, especially in home renovation shows or cooking competitions, participants often cry out, 'Jeg kan slet ikke overskue det her!' when the task becomes too complex or the time runs out.
News & Media
Used for evaluating political decisions, economic trends, and social crises.

Politikerne har svært ved at overskue de langsigtede miljømæssige effekter.

Når man står midt i en krise, kan det være svært at overskue næste skridt.

Personal Well-being
A central word in Danish discussions about stress, burnout, and mental hygiene.

Som studerende skal man kunne overskue både pensum og eksamenslæsning.

Finally, in the world of technology and design, 'overskuelighed' (the noun form meaning clarity or overview) is a major goal. A website with a good 'overskuelighed' is one that is easy to navigate and understand at a glance. When users say they can 'overskue' an app, they mean the interface is intuitive. Thus, from the highest levels of government to the simplest mobile app, this word defines how Danes interact with complexity.
One of the most frequent mistakes English speakers make is confusing overskue with 'overse'. In English, 'overlook' can mean to supervise (like overskue) or to fail to notice (like overse). However, in Danish, these are two completely different verbs with opposite meanings. If you say 'Jeg har overset problemet', it means you missed the problem entirely—you made a mistake. If you say 'Jeg kan overskue problemet', it means you have a full understanding of it and can handle it. This distinction is vital; using 'overse' when you mean 'overskue' can lead to significant misunderstandings in professional settings.
Overskue vs. Overse
Overskue = To grasp/survey. Overse = To overlook/miss.

Fejl: 'Jeg kan ikke overse mit arbejde.' (I cannot miss my work? - Nonsense). Korrekt: 'Jeg kan ikke overskue mit arbejde.'

Another common error is using 'overskue' as an intransitive verb. As mentioned earlier, 'overskue' usually needs an object. English speakers might try to say 'Jeg kan ikke overskue' (I can't cope) without an object. While this is increasingly common in very informal, clipped speech, it is technically more correct to add 'det' at the end: 'Jeg kan ikke overskue det'. Without the 'det', the sentence feels incomplete to many native ears.

Hun følte sig stresset og kunne slet ikke overskue situationen.

Learners also sometimes confuse 'overskue' with 'forstå' (understand). While they are related, 'forstå' is about the logic of something, whereas 'overskue' is about the *scale* or *management* of it. You might 'forstå' how a nuclear reactor works (the science), but you cannot 'overskue' the entire operation of a power plant (the logistical complexity).
Overskue vs. Forstå
Forstå is about comprehension; overskue is about overview and manageability.

Jeg forstår hvad du siger, men jeg kan ikke overskue at gøre det nu.

Det er umuligt at overskue alle detaljerne i den nye lovgivning uden hjælp.

Han kunne ikke overskue de økonomiske tab, firmaet led.

Preposition Pitfalls
Do not use 'over' after 'overskue'. The 'over' is already built into the verb. 'Overskue over situationen' is incorrect.

Uden en god kalender kan man hurtigt miste evnen til at overskue sin uge.

Lastly, avoid using 'overskue' for simple visual looking. If you are just looking at a book on a table, you 'kigger på' it. You only 'overskue' it if you are looking at the whole library or the entire layout of the book's chapters. It always implies a 'large' or 'complex' target.
To truly master overskue, it is helpful to look at its synonyms and related terms, as each carries a slightly different weight. A close relative is 'overblikke', though this is more often used as a noun ('overblik'). To 'have et overblik' is the state of having successfully 'overskuet' something. If you want a more formal or academic alternative, you might use 'overvære' (to witness) or 'besigtige' (to inspect), but these lack the mental capacity nuance. For the sense of 'managing' something, 'magte' is a strong alternative. 'Jeg magter det ikke' is very similar to 'jeg kan ikke overskue det', but 'magte' implies a lack of physical or raw power, whereas 'overskue' implies a lack of mental clarity or space.
Overskue vs. Magte
Overskue is cognitive/mental overview. Magte is about raw ability/energy to perform.

Jeg kan ikke overskue at rydde op (too many things, don't know where to start). Jeg magter ikke at rydde op (I am too tired to move).

Another interesting comparison is with 'gennemskue'. While 'overskue' is about seeing the breadth of something, 'gennemskue' is about seeing *through* something, like a lie or a complex puzzle. If a plan is 'overskuelig', it is easy to see the whole thing. If a plan is 'gennemskuelig', it might mean it is so simple that its hidden motives are obvious.

Det er svært at håndtere så mange kunder, hvis man ikke kan overskue køen.

Overskue vs. Gennemskue
Overskue = Horizontal view (breadth). Gennemskue = Vertical view (depth/truth).

Hun gennemskuede hurtigt hans dårlige undskyldning.

In informal settings, Danes might use 'klare' (manage/cope). 'Jeg kan ikke klare mere' is a common expression of being fed up. However, 'overskue' remains the most precise word for mental overwhelm. You can also use 'kontrollere' (control), but that implies a more active, forceful management than the cognitive 'overskue'. Finally, consider 'opatte' (perceive/understand), which is more about the initial reception of information, whereas 'overskue' is about the subsequent mental organization of that information.

Vi må simplificere processen, så alle medarbejdere kan overskue den.

Det er ikke altid let at overskue, hvem der har ret i en diskussion.

Overskue vs. Forudse
Forudse = To predict the future. Overskue = To grasp the current or future scope.

Ingen kunne forudse krisen, men nu skal vi prøve at overskue skaderne.

Understanding these nuances allows you to choose the exact right word for the level of mental or physical effort you are describing. 'Overskue' remains the king of 'overview'.
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1

Jeg kan se huset, men jeg kan ikke overskue haven.

I can see the house, but I cannot survey the garden.

Simple present tense with 'kan'.

2

Kan du overskue dine ting?

Can you see/manage your things?

Question form using 'kan'.

3

Herfra kan vi overskue hele legepladsen.

From here we can see the whole playground.

Use of 'herfra' (from here).

4

Det er en stor by, jeg kan ikke overskue den.

It is a big city, I cannot survey it.

Pronoun 'den' refers to 'byen'.

5

Overskue betyder at se det hele.

To survey means to see it all.

Infinitive as subject.

6

Jeg kan ikke overskue mine lektier i dag.

I cannot manage my homework today.

Negative 'ikke' placement.

7

Vi kan overskue vandet fra vinduet.

We can see the water from the window.

Physical use of the verb.

8

Kan du overskue tallene?

Can you grasp the numbers?

Basic object 'tallene'.

1

Jeg kan ikke overskue at rydde op nu.

I can't face cleaning up now.

Overskue + at + infinitive.

2

Det er svært at overskue alle reglerne.

It is hard to keep track of all the rules.

Dummy subject 'det'.

3

Kan du overskue din uge?

Can you manage your week?

Possessive 'din'.

4

Han overskuede hurtigt situationen i køkkenet.

He quickly surveyed the situation in the kitchen.

Past tense 'overskuede'.

5

Jeg har brug for hjælp til at overskue projektet.

I need help to manage the project.

Preposition 'til' + at + infinitive.

6

Hun kan slet ikke overskue det lige nu.

She can't cope with it at all right now.

Emphasis with 'slet ikke'.

7

Det er en lille opgave, den kan jeg godt overskue.

It is a small task, I can easily manage that.

Inverted word order for emphasis.

8

Prøv at overskue teksten før du læser.

Try to survey the text before you read.

Imperative 'prøv'.

1

Jeg kan ikke overskue konsekvenserne af min beslutning.

I cannot grasp the consequences of my decision.

Abstract object 'konsekvenserne'.

2

Som leder skal du kunne overskue mange ting samtidig.

As a leader, you must be able to manage many things at once.

Modal 'skal' + 'kunne' + 'overskue'.

3

Det er umuligt at overskue hele markedet.

It is impossible to survey the entire market.

Adjective 'umuligt'.

4

Vi må simplificere planen, så alle kan overskue den.

We must simplify the plan so everyone can understand it.

Conjunction 'så' (so that).

5

Jeg har svært ved at overskue, hvad jeg skal gøre.

I find it hard to grasp what I should do.

Phrase 'have svært ved at'.

6

Hun overskuede budgettet og fandt fejlen med det samme.

She surveyed the budget and found the error immediately.

Past tense 'overskuede' with 'og'.

7

Kan du overskue at tage en ekstra vagt?

Can you manage taking an extra shift?

Interrogative about capacity.

8

Det tager tid at overskue et nyt computersystem.

It takes time to get an overview of a new computer system.

Verb 'tager' (takes/requires).

1

Det er svært at overskue de langsigtede miljømæssige effekter.

It is difficult to survey the long-term environmental effects.

Complex noun phrase.

2

Han mistede evnen til at overskue sin hverdag på grund af stress.

He lost the ability to manage his daily life due to stress.

Noun 'evnen' (the ability).

3

Uden det rette værktøj kan vi ikke overskue datamængden.

Without the right tool, we cannot manage the amount of data.

Prepositional phrase 'uden...'.

4

Det er en uoverskuelig opgave at reformere hele systemet.

It is an unmanageable task to reform the entire system.

Related adjective 'uoverskuelig'.

5

Lægen hjalp hende med at overskue behandlingsmulighederne.

The doctor helped her survey the treatment options.

Object 'behandlingsmulighederne'.

6

Jeg kan slet ikke overskue at skulle flytte igen.

I can't at all face having to move again.

Double infinitive 'at skulle flytte'.

7

Politikerne må overskue hele det politiske landskab.

The politicians must survey the entire political landscape.

Metaphorical use.

8

Vi har brug for et overblik for at kunne overskue fremtiden.

We need an overview to be able to survey the future.

Noun 'overblik' and verb 'overskue' together.

1

Det er en udfordring at overskue de geopolitiske forskydninger.

It is a challenge to grasp the geopolitical shifts.

Academic register.

2

Forfatteren formår at overskue et enormt historisk materiale.

The author manages to survey an enormous amount of historical material.

Verb 'formår' (manages/is able).

3

Menneskehjernen er ikke gearet til at overskue så store tal.

The human brain is not geared to grasp such large numbers.

Idiomatic 'gearet til' (geared for).

4

Man må kunne overskue både detaljen og helheden.

One must be able to survey both the detail and the whole.

Contrast between 'detaljen' and 'helheden'.

5

Det kræver erfaring at overskue et komplekst retligt forløb.

It requires experience to manage a complex legal process.

Verb 'kræver' (requires).

6

Hun har svært ved at overskue de etiske dilemmaer i sagen.

She finds it hard to grasp the ethical dilemmas in the case.

Abstract cognitive object.

7

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