end

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Usages of end

• Jeg kom til huset om morgenen, tidligere end forventet.: I arrived at the house in the morning, earlier than expected.
• Jeg ser katten mere end hunden.: I see the cat more than the dog.
• Mit behov for at lære dansk er stærkere end mit behov for at slappe af lige nu.: My need to learn Danish is stronger than my need to relax right now.
• Jeg vil udfylde flere papirer i dag, men det er lettere end at stå i en lang kø.: I will fill out more papers today, but it is easier than standing in a long line.
• Mit sprog er allerede bedre end i går, og snart bliver det måske bedst.: My language is already better than yesterday, and soon it might become the best.
• Jeg drikker heller vand end vin.: I drink water rather than wine.
• Mit liv er anderledes end før.: My life is different than before.
• Hun glæder sig til ferien, fordi hun endelig kan tænke på andre drømme end arbejdet.: She is looking forward to the vacation, because she can finally think about other dreams than work.
• Klokken ni passer mig bedre end klokken otte.: Nine o’clock suits me better than eight o’clock.
• Hovedretten kommer sent, men den smager heldigvis bedre end vi forventede.: The main course arrives late, but fortunately it tastes better than we expected.
• Jeg vil hellere skrælle en appelsin end købe juice, selvom det tager lidt længere tid.: I would rather peel an orange than buy juice, even though it takes a little longer.
• Metroen er hurtigere end bussen.: The metro is faster than the bus.
• Min søster er uenig, for hun vil hellere have ost end honning på sin bolle.: My sister disagrees, because she would rather have cheese than honey on her roll.
• Min mor siger, at sikkerhed er vigtigere end at komme hurtigt frem.: My mother says that safety is more important than arriving quickly.
• Det tager længere end et kvarter at komme hjem, hvis trafikken står stille.: It takes longer than a quarter of an hour to get home if the traffic is at a standstill.
• Det er vigtigere at hvile sig end at gå på arbejde, når man er syg.: It is more important to rest than to go to work when one is sick.
• Busstoppestedet er længere væk end metroens indgang.: The bus stop is farther away than the metro entrance.
• I januar og februar drikker vi mere te end kaffe derhjemme.: In January and February we drink more tea than coffee at home.
• Det lille rum er mindre end stuen.: The small room is smaller than the living room.
• Forbindelsen er mere stabil om morgenen end om aftenen.: The connection is more stable in the morning than in the evening.
• Den her jakke er dyrere end den der.: This jacket is more expensive than that one.
• Når vi pendler om morgenen, er der mere støj i toget, end jeg kan lide.: When we commute in the morning, there is more noise on the train than I like.
• Vores chef ændrede dagsordenen meget sent, hvilket gjorde mødet længere end forventet.: Our boss changed the agenda very late, which made the meeting longer than expected.
• Hun tog et skærmbillede af referatet og lagde det i en mappe, hvilket var lettere end at skrive det hele igen.: She took a screenshot of the summary and put it in a folder, which was easier than writing it all again.
• Leveringen kommer senere end forventet.: The delivery arrives later than expected.
• Min nye lejlighed er større end den gamle.: My new apartment is larger than the old one.
• Den nye nederdel er billigere end den gamle, men stoffet er stadig pænt.: The new skirt is cheaper than the old one, but the fabric is still nice.
• Billetten er billigere i appen end ved automaten.: The ticket is cheaper in the app than at the machine.
• Min søster vil hellere have rugbrød med skinke og peberfrugt end varm suppe i dag.: My sister would rather have rye bread with ham and bell pepper than hot soup today.
• Teatret ligger tæt på stationen, og scenen er større, end jeg troede.: The theater is close to the station, and the stage is bigger than I thought.
• Stationen ligger længere fra huset end skolen.: The station is farther from the house than the school.
• Vores nye reol er større end den gamle.: Our new bookcase is bigger than the old one.
• Efter mødet siger min kollega sin mening roligt, selv når hendes holdning er anderledes end min.: After the meeting, my colleague states her opinion calmly, even when her view is different from mine.
• Når jeg ser fuglen ved reden og kaninen i græsset samtidig, føles haven mere levende end før.: When I see the bird by the nest and the rabbit in the grass at the same time, the garden feels more alive than before.
• Brødet bliver sprødere i brødristeren end i ovnen.: The bread gets crispier in the toaster than in the oven.
• Jeg vil hellere have det gamle end det nye.: I would rather have the old one than the new one.
• Jeg vil hellere forære min niece en brugt cykel end smide den ud.: I would rather give my niece a used bicycle than throw it away.
• Den nye jakke koster mere end den gamle.: The new jacket costs more than the old one.

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