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1 wear a belt and braces
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2 wear a smile
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3 wear blinkers when it comes to politics
English-Dutch dictionary > wear blinkers when it comes to politics
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4 wear down resistance
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5 wear one's age/years well
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6 wear one's hair in a bob
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7 wear one's heart on one's sleeve
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8 wear oneself out
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9 wear out one's days in trifles
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10 wear out three pairs of shoes in a year
English-Dutch dictionary > wear out three pairs of shoes in a year
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11 wear the pants
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12 wear through the day
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13 wear well
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14 wear
n. dracht; het gedragen worden; kledingstuk; kleding; lompen; slijtage; sterkte--------v. aanhebben, dragen; uitgaan; volhouden; uitdragenwear1[ weər] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉3 slijtage♦voorbeelden:→ worse worse/————————wear2♦voorbeelden:the week wears to its end • de week loopt (langzaam) ten einde1 verslijten ⇒ (af)slijten, uitslijten♦voorbeelden:you've worn holes in your elbows • je ellebogen zijn versleten/door♦voorbeelden:wear a smile • glimlachen4 they won't wear it • zij nemen/pikken het niet (langer) -
15 wear out
afdragen, verslijten, doen slijten, slijten, opvallen door veelvuldig gebruikwear out♦voorbeelden:♦voorbeelden:♦voorbeelden:1 wear oneself out • uitgeput raken, zich uitsloven -
16 wear down
(af)slijten, verslijten; verzwakken, verminderenwear down♦voorbeelden: -
17 wear off
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18 wear thin
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19 wear and tear
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20 wear away
(langzaam) voortkruipen, voortduren (v. tijd); verslijten; uitputten; afmattenwear away1 verslijten ⇒ uitslijten, uithollen♦voorbeelden:1 the names on the tomb had worn away • de namen op de graftombe waren uit/weggesleten
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