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1 driven
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2 driven
aangedrevengestuurd -
3 (driven) from pillar to post
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4 driven out
weggestuurd,uitgestoten -
5 driven part
getrokken part -
6 driven wheel
aangedreven wiel -
7 be driven to extremes
tot het uiterste gebracht/gedreven worden -
8 demand-driven
demand-driven -
9 menu-driven
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10 power-driven
power-driven -
11 run/be driven ashore
run/be driven ashorestranden, aan de grond lopen -
12 as pure as driven snow
Wit als sneeuw -
13 as white as driven snow
Zo wit als sneeuw -
14 be driven from pillar to post
Van de ene moeilijkheid in de andere vallen; van het kastje naar de muur gestuurd worden -
15 event driven
voortvloeiende uit gebeurtenis (geaktiveerd door speciale aktiviteiten of gebeurtenissen) -
16 menu-driven program
vriendschappelijk waarbij het werk uitgevoerd wordt door middel van keuze vanuit het menu -
17 self-driven
zelfaandrijvend, zelf voortbewegend -
18 was driven into a corner
was in een hoek gedreven -
19 cam-driven
nokbediend -
20 chain-driven
door ketting aangedreven
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-driven — UK [drɪv(ə)n] US suffix used with some nouns to make adjectives meaning strongly influenced or caused by something a market driven economy Thesaurus: suffixeshyponym … Useful english dictionary
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