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n. prijs, kosten--------v. kosten; prijs vaststellencost1[ kost] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord; vaak meervoud met enkelvoud betekenis〉1 kost(en) ⇒ prijs, uitgave♦voorbeelden:cost and freight • kostprijs en vrachtthe cost of living • de kosten van (het) levensonderhoudat cost • tegen kostprijsat all costs, at any cost • koste wat het kost, tot elke prijsat the cost of • ten koste van→ fixed fixed/————————cost2〈 werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:————————cost3II 〈overgankelijk werkwoord; geen passief〉1 kosten ⇒ komen (te staan) op, vergen♦voorbeelden:this'll cost you dear(ly) • dit zal je duur komen te staan/opbreken
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