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1 drink
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2 calice
calice [kaalies]〈m.〉2 miskelk♦voorbeelden:boire le calice jusqu'à la lie • de lijdensbeker tot de bodem ledigenm1) (bloem)kelk2) miskelk3) (drink)beker -
3 chalumeau
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4 gobelet
gobelet [goble]〈m.〉♦voorbeelden:m -
5 payer
payer [pejjee]1 betalenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 betalen ⇒ voldoen, vergoeden2 belonen4 schenken ⇒ trakteren op, uitnodigen voor♦voorbeelden:4 viens, je te paie un verre • kom, drink er een van me1 zichzelf trakteren op ⇒ zich veroorloven, voor zichzelf kopen♦voorbeelden:v1) betalen2) lonend zijn4) belonen5) schenken -
6 godet
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7 viens, je te paie un verre
viens, je te paie un verrekom, drink er een van meDictionnaire français-néerlandais > viens, je te paie un verre
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8 olifant
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9 potable
potable [pottaabl]♦voorbeelden:
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