Usages of kampen
I eftermiddag spiller hendes hold en kamp på den nye bane.
This afternoon her team is playing a match on the new field.
Træneren og dommeren siger begge, at man godt kan tabe en kamp og alligevel spille godt, og tilskuerne klapper stadig.
The coach and the referee both say that you can lose a match and still play well, and the spectators still clap.
Du kan låne min bold, bare du afleverer den efter kampen.
You can borrow my ball, as long as you return it after the match.
Jeg kan godt blive til hele kampen, bare jeg når toget hjem bagefter.
I can stay for the whole match, as long as I catch the train home afterward.
Da kampen var slut, købte vi is, og bagefter gik vi langs havnen, mens solen langsomt forsvandt.
When the match was over, we bought ice cream, and afterward we walked along the harbor while the sun slowly disappeared.
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