Usages of finde
Jeg håber, at du vil finde noget koldt vand, hvis du stadig er tørstig.
I hope you will find some cold water if you are still thirsty.
Jeg håber, at du kan finde mit telefonnummer, så vi kan fortsætte vores samtale.
I hope you can find my phone number, so we can continue our conversation.
Hvis vores aftale går galt, bliver det en udfordring at finde en ny tid.
If our appointment goes wrong, it becomes a challenge to find a new time.
Jeg vil forklare dig forskellen mellem “afhente” og “hente,” som mange finder forvirrende.
I will explain to you the difference between “pick up” and “fetch,” which many find confusing.
Butikken havde en særlig sektion for hårpleje, hvor jeg også fandt en god hårbørste.
The shop had a special section for hair care, where I also found a good hairbrush.
Jeg åbner skabet, når jeg skal finde en paraply.
I open the closet when I need to find an umbrella.
Min bror glemmer sin billet, men han finder den igen.
My brother forgets his ticket, but he finds it again.
Må jeg hjælpe Dem med at finde Deres billet?
May I help you (polite) find your ticket?
Bibliotekaren hjælper studenten med at finde en løsning i ordbogen.
The librarian helps the student find a solution in the dictionary.
Når vi finder en god løsning sammen, er det lettere at tilgive fejl.
When we find a good solution together, it is easier to forgive mistakes.
Han mistede sin taske i banken, men heldigvis fandt en bibliotekar den.
He lost his bag in the bank, but fortunately a librarian found it.
Vi finder en venlig løsning, så gruppen alligevel kan mødes til tiden.
We find a friendly solution so the group can still meet on time.
Jeg glæder mig til fremtiden, hvis jeg består eksamen og finder et godt job.
I look forward to the future if I pass the exam and find a good job.
Jeg finder en billet i min lomme.
I find a ticket in my pocket.
Jeg har ingen kontanter i dag, så jeg må finde en anden løsning.
I have no cash today, so I have to find another solution.
Jeg finder min blyant i skuffen i køkkenet.
I find my pencil in the drawer in the kitchen.
Batteriet i min mobil er næsten tomt, så jeg finder opladeren.
The battery in my phone is almost empty, so I find the charger.
Hun finder sin nøgle i tasken.
She finds her key in the bag.
Jeg finder mine sokker i en lille kurv ved sengen.
I find my socks in a small basket by the bed.
Der mangler en knap på min skjorte, så jeg finder en nål og tråd.
A button is missing on my shirt, so I find a needle and thread.
Jo mere tøj der ligger i kurven, jo sværere er det at finde mine sokker.
The more clothes there are in the basket, the harder it is to find my socks.
Jo længere jeg venter, jo sværere bliver det at finde den rigtige størrelse i butikken.
The longer I wait, the harder it becomes to find the right size in the shop.
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