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Danish
Etymology
om + -er
Noun
ommer
- (informal) do-over (repetition of previously failed action)
2010, Bettina Aller, På nye vildere eventyr, Gyldendal A/S, →ISBN, page 64:Det vil sige, man fik ikke en ommer.- That is to say, one did not get a do-over.
- (informal) action that failed, thus necessitating a do-over
- Det er en ommer.
- That needs a do-over.
- year unknown, Kommunikationsteori: en grundbog, Hans Reitzels Forlag →ISBN, page 37
- Hvis man lægger mærke til den i tilstrækkelig høj grad (sammenlignet med en norm), og hvis den formidler det „rette" budskab, bliver den brugt - hvis ikke, er det en ommer for dens ophavsmand (jf. foregående afsnit og figur 3).
- If it is noticed to a sufficient degree (compared to a norm), and if it conveys the "right" message, it will be used - if not, it is an attempt that must be redone for its originator (cf. the preceding paragraph and figure 3).
2016, Kristian Leth, Eske Willerslev, Historien om det hele, Art People, →ISBN:Han sagde, at når du ser uddøde dyr, så er det ikke Gud, som har lavet en fejl, en ommer...- He said that when you see extinct animals, that is not God having made a mistake, a mistake requiring a do-over ...
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