Slot Meaning In Danish

Posted on 3/31/2022 admin

Slot definition: A slot is a narrow opening in a machine or container, for example a hole that you put. Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.
Danish–English dictionary English translation of the Danish word slot. Danish → English .

Tot slot komt in veel landen een groot deel van het geld dat uitgegeven wordt aan de gezondheidszorg, niet terecht bij de allerarmsten ten gevolge van corruptie en wanbestuur. Expandmore Finally, in many countries, corruption and bad governance prevent a large share of the money that is spent on health care from ending up with the poorest of.

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•Sproget: multi-dictionary with meanings in danish: Den Danske Ordbog, Retskrivningsordbogen

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•Nye ord i dansk: Danish dictionary of new terms (from 1955 to today)

•Den Store Danske: Danish encyclopedia

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Fredensborg Slot ved Esrum Sø i Nordsjælland har særstatus blandt de danske slotte som regentparrets mest benyttede residens efter Amalienborg. Slottet er et barokslot fra 1700-tallet, og det danner ofte rammen om større officielle statsbesøg og familiebegivenheder i kongefamilien.

Slottet (og byen Fredensborg, der er opstået ved slottet) er opkaldt efter den fred, der opstod efter den Store Nordiske Krig.

Navnet Fredensborg forekommer allerede i 1719 i amtsforvalterens regnskab. Det har altså forud været bestemt, at slottet skulle bære dette navn og være et mindesmærke over den lykkeligt tilendebragte krig. I bygningsregnskaberne brugtes dog stadig navnet 'Østrup', indtil hovedbygningen i 1722 stod færdig, og kongen officielt gav slottet det nye navn.

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Fredensborg Slot

Fredensborg Slot set fra slotshaven

Fredensborg Slot i 1880