Danish
Etymology
From skalte + ud. Calque of German ausschalten (“to turn off”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈsɡaltə/, [ˈsɡ̊ald̥ə]
Verb
skalte ud (past tense skaltede ud, past participle skaltet ud)
- (archaic) to turn off
1916, Povl Drachmann, Kampens Mænd, section 47:nu kunde hun se, at han aldeles ikke havde glemt, at hun var med, men at han blot havde skaltet hende ud af sine Bevidsthedscentrer i de Øjeblikke, da deres fulde Kapacitet krævedes for andre Ting.- Now she saw that he had not forgot that she was with him, but only switched her out of his centers of consciousness as long as their full capacity were needed for other matters.
Conjugation
Conjugation of skalte ud
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active |
passive
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| present
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skalter ud
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skaltes ud
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| past
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skaltede ud
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skaltedes ud
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| infinitive
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skalte ud
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skaltes ud
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| imperative
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skalt ud
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participle
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| present
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skaltende ud
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| past
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skaltet ud (auxiliary verb have)
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| gerund
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skalten ud
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