| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
to suddenly start to | give sig til at |
to giggle | fnise |
She suddenly started giggling. | Hun gav sig til at fnise. |
to sing loudly | skråle |
The boy suddenly started singing loudly. | Drengen gav sig til at skråle. |
to scold | skælde ud |
Why does he suddenly start scolding her? | Hvorfor giver han sig til at skælde hende ud? |
to cheer (rejoice, celebrate) | juble |
Afterwards, they suddenly started cheering. | Bagefter gav de sig til at juble. |
to whine | pive |
hysterical | hysterisk |
The dog suddenly starts whining hysterically. | Hunden giver sig til at pive hysterisk. |
to clap | klappe |
By the way, the audience suddenly started clapping. | For resten gav publikummet sig til at klappe. |
to pound | hamre |
Then she suddenly started pounding on the door. | Derefter gav hun sig til at hamre på døren. |
to bawl | tude |
The baby suddenly started bawling hysterically. | Babyen gav sig til at tude hysterisk. |
They suddenly started singing loudly and cheering. | De gav sig til at skråle og juble. |
Incidentally, she suddenly started scolding him. | I øvrigt gav hun sig til at skælde ham ud. |
The girl suddenly started whining and crying. | Pigen gav sig til at pive og tude. |
Everyone suddenly starts clapping and pounding on the table. | Alle giver sig til at klappe og hamre på bordet. |
He suddenly started giggling and clapping. | Han gav sig til at fnise og klappe. |
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