dust meaning in English
| Norwegian | English |
|---|---|
| dust noun {m}, idiot {m}, (archaic) tølPler {m} | wanker(idiot) |
| dust noun {m} | dork(a quirky, silly, and/or stupid socially inept person, or one who is out of touch with contemporary trends) |
| (Bokmål) filmindustri noun {m} | film industry(institutions of filmmaking) |
| (Bokmål) industri noun {m} | industry [industries](businesses that produce goods) |
| (Bokmål) industrialisering noun {m} | industrialization(process of social and economic change) |
| (Bokmål) tungindustri noun {m} | heavy industrynoun |
| (Bokmål) underholdningsbransjen, underholdningsindustri noun | showbusiness(entertainment industry) |
| (Nynorsk) filmindustri noun {m} | film industry(institutions of filmmaking) |
| (Nynorsk) industri noun {m} | industry [industries](businesses that produce goods) |
| (Nynorsk) tungindustri noun {m} | heavy industrynoun |
| (Bokmål) , (mass of dust) noun | cloud [clouds](mass of dust, steam or smoke) |
| (Bokmål) fakle (oil industry practice) verb | flare [flared, flaring, flares](to blaze brightly) |
| industriell adjective | industrial(of or relating to industry) |
| industrispionasje noun {m} | industrial espionage(use of clandestine methods to acquire secret information for commercial advantage) |
| (Nynorsk) , (mass of dust) noun | cloud [clouds](mass of dust, steam or smoke) |
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