No. 54 in Danish
del
"Del" in Danish means "part" or "portion" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg har kun læst en del af bogen.
I have only read a part of the book.
Here, 'del' is used as a noun meaning 'part' or 'portion', indicating a subdivision of the whole (the book).
Denne opgave kræver en del erfaring.
This task requires a good deal of experience.
In this sentence, 'del' is used idiomatically as part of the phrase 'en del', meaning 'a good deal' or 'a significant amount', referring to quantity.
Lad os dele kagen i fire dele.
Let's divide the cake into four parts.
Here, 'del' appears twice: as a verb 'dele' meaning 'to divide or share', and as a noun 'dele' (plural of 'del'), referring to the parts resulting from the division.
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