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rijk1〈 het〉3 [landelijke overheid] government, State4 [figuurlijk] [kring/ruimte waarover iemand macht uitoefent] domain5 [gebied] realm♦voorbeelden:het rijk der hemelen • the Kingdom of Heavenhet Belgische Rijk • the Kingdom of Belgiumhet Britse Rijk • the British Empirehet Hemelse Rijk • the Celestial Empirehet Derde Rijk • the Third Reich3 eigendom van het Rijk • State/government propertyeen betrekking bij het Rijk hebben • work for the civil servicedoor het Rijk gefinancierd • State-financedhet rijk der letteren • the Commonwealth of letters————————rijk21 [vermogend] rich, wealthy2 [ruim voorzien van] rich (in)4 [kostbaar] valuable, expensive♦voorbeelden:van rijke komaf • from a wealthy backgroundstinkend rijk zijn • be filthy richik ben er niet rijker van geworden • it has not left me any (the) richerhij is slapende rijk geworden • he got rich doing nothingeen rijke traditie • a wealthy traditioneen rijke vangst • a bumper catchhij heeft een rijke verbeelding • he has a fertile imaginationII 〈 bijwoord〉1 [in overvloedige mate] abundantly, richly2 [op kostbare wijze] expensively♦voorbeelden: -
2 dat huis is rijk gemeubileerd
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