beundre
Overview
The Norwegian verb 'beundre' is a versatile and common term used to express a strong sense of approval, respect, or admiration towards a person, an object, an achievement, or even a concept. It is not merely about liking something; it implies a deeper appreciation often coupled with a degree of awe or high regard. The nuance of 'beundre' can range from a gentle appreciation to an almost reverential respect, depending on the context.
When you 'beundre' someone, you are typically recognizing and valuing their positive qualities, skills, accomplishments, or character traits. For example, 'Jeg beundrer hennes mot' (I admire her courage) signifies an appreciation for a personal attribute. This can extend to professional achievements: 'Han beundret kunstnerens arbeid' (He admired the artist's work) suggests a high regard for the creative output.
The word can also be used for aesthetic appreciation. One might 'beundre' a beautiful landscape, a piece of architecture, or a work of art. In such cases, it conveys a sense of being impressed by its beauty, grandeur, or craftsmanship. For instance, 'Hun beundret utsikten fra fjelltoppen' (She admired the view from the mountaintop) implies a profound appreciation for the scenic beauty.
Unlike some English equivalents that might lean towards romantic or intense adoration, 'beundre' in Norwegian is more broadly applicable to various forms of positive esteem. While it can certainly be used in contexts of 'adoration' (e.g., 'å forgude' is a stronger synonym often used for romantic or almost worshipful admiration), 'beundre' maintains a more general and less intense connotation of respect and appreciation. It's a word that can be used among friends, colleagues, or when observing public figures.
The conjugation of 'beundre' follows a regular pattern for -re verbs in Norwegian, making it relatively straightforward to use in different tenses. Its related terms, such as 'beundring' (admiration) and 'beundringsverdig' (admirable), further expand its utility, allowing for the expression of the noun form of admiration or the adjective describing something worthy of admiration. Understanding 'beundre' is key to grasping how Norwegians express respect, appreciation, and high regard in their language.
مثالها
I admire her courage.
He admired the view from the mountain.
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نحوه استفاده
Some learners might confuse 'beundre' with 'undra' (to wonder), but they have different meanings.
نکات
Synonyms
Some synonyms for 'beundre' include 'dyrke' (to worship, cultivate), 'forgude' (to idolize, adore), and 'respektere' (to respect).
Common Pitfalls
While 'beundre' often translates to 'admire,' be careful not to confuse it with 'undre' which means 'to wonder' or 'to marvel.' The 'be-' prefix in Norwegian verbs often indicates an intensive or completive action, or it can form transitive verbs from intransitive ones.
Usage Examples
Here are a few examples of 'beundre' in sentences: - 'Jeg beundrer hennes mot.' (I admire her courage.) - 'Mange beundrer kunstnerens arbeid.' (Many admire the artist's work.) - 'Han beundret utsikten fra fjellet.' (He admired the view from the mountain.)
ریشه کلمه
From Old Norse *bewundran, likely a borrowing from Middle Low German bewunderen, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *wundrōną (to wonder). It shares roots with English 'wonder' and German 'bewundern'.
بافت فرهنگی
The word 'beundre' is a common verb used to express admiration or respect in various contexts, from personal qualities to achievements and beauty. It carries a positive connotation and is frequently used in everyday conversation and literature to describe feelings of appreciation and high regard.
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Think of 'be' as 'behold' and 'undre' as 'wonder', so you behold something with wonder and admiration.
سوالات متداول
4 سوالThe Norwegian word for 'to regard with respect or warm approval' is 'beundre'.
You can use 'beundre' in sentences like: 'Jeg beundrer deg for din styrke' (I admire you for your strength) or 'Hun beundrer kunstnerens arbeid' (She admires the artist's work).
Yes, some synonyms for 'beundre' include 'respektere' (to respect), 'verdsette' (to appreciate), and 'anse' (to regard/consider).
The English translation of 'beundre' is 'to admire' or 'to revere'.
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Synonyms
Some synonyms for 'beundre' include 'dyrke' (to worship, cultivate), 'forgude' (to idolize, adore), and 'respektere' (to respect).
Common Pitfalls
While 'beundre' often translates to 'admire,' be careful not to confuse it with 'undre' which means 'to wonder' or 'to marvel.' The 'be-' prefix in Norwegian verbs often indicates an intensive or completive action, or it can form transitive verbs from intransitive ones.
Usage Examples
Here are a few examples of 'beundre' in sentences: - 'Jeg beundrer hennes mot.' (I admire her courage.) - 'Mange beundrer kunstnerens arbeid.' (Many admire the artist's work.) - 'Han beundret utsikten fra fjellet.' (He admired the view from the mountain.)
مثالها
2 از 2I admire her courage.
He admired the view from the mountain.
محتوای مرتبط
واژههای بیشتر emotions
ambivalent
C1having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas
angre
B1To feel regret or remorse
avsky
B2A feeling of strong dislike or disgust
bebreide
C1to reproach or blame someone
begeistring
C1enthusiasm
bekymre
A2to worry about something
bekymret
B1Worried
bekymring
B1Worry or concern
betryggende
C1reassuring
bevisst
B1Knowing and perceiving