masse
noun - en
mass
- (formløst) stoff
- substans, ofte som råmateriale til noe
- stoffmengde i et legeme, målt i kilogram
- stor mengde
- bråte
- svært mye
mass
Greek via Latin
A2Elementary
En stor masse folk samlet seg i sentrum for konserten.
A large crowd gathered in the city center for the concert.
Det var en gøy kveld med masse latter.
It was a fun evening with lots of laughter.
I vår fikk vi en tidlig varmeperiode og masse sol.
This spring we got an early warm spell and lots of sun.
Barna tramper rundt i huset og lager masse lyd.
The children stomp around the house and make lots of noise.
Nå for tiden møtes de på kafé og spiser masse damete kremkake.
Nowadays, they meet in a café and eat lots of ladylike cream cake.
De hadde foreslått at vi skulle overnatte på vandrerhjemmet der de bodde, der var det fullt utrustet kjøkken og masse plass.
They had suggested that we spend the night at the hostel where they were staying, where there was a fully equipped kitchen and plenty of space.
Treg masse gjør at kroppen motsetter seg endring i fart.
Inertial mass means that a body resists changes in speed.
Vi har fått inn varer en masse etter salget.
We received goods in large quantities after the sale.
De vrir opp volumet til det piper i mikken, og det gir masse feedback.
They turn up the volume until it beeps in the mic, and that gives a lot of feedback.
Gravitasjon beskrives som en universell kraft fordi den virker mellom masser overalt i universet.
Gravity is described as a universal force because it acts between masses throughout the universe.