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.
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