Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Danish term or phrase:
spadseretur
English translation:
walk/stroll
Danish term
spasereture
5 +5 | walk/stroll | Mette Hansen |
5 +3 | walks | Signe Golly |
5 | spadsereture | Susanne Birkmose Søndergaard |
5 -1 | hiking / walking trails | Richard Green |
Non-PRO (1): 564354352 (X)
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Proposed translations
walk/stroll
walks
source is misspelled - should read "spadsereture"
agree |
Finn Skovgaard (X)
: This could have been looked up in a dictionary
27 mins
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agree |
kargaard
2 hrs
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agree |
Michael Davies
21 hrs
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hiking / walking trails
Hope this helps!
disagree |
Finn Skovgaard (X)
: A trail is the place where you walk. Spadseretur refers to the action of walking. Spadseretur cannot mean hiking.
30 mins
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neutral |
Christine Andersen
: At spadsere is generally at a more relaxed pace than hiking.
35 mins
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