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1 stake out
posten bij, in de gaten houden, bewakenstake outposten bij, in de gaten houden 〈 bijvoorbeeld (huis van) misdadiger〉 -
2 stake out a claim
met paaltjes grensgebied van een terrein aangeven; een aanklacht indienenstake out a claim -
3 stake
n. staak, paal; brandstapel; inzet, belang; prijzengeld; op het spel staan--------v. vastbinden aan een staak, stutten; afpalen, afbakenen; aanspraak maken op; verwedden, inzettenstake1[ steek] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:2 go to the stake • op de brandstapel sterven; 〈 figuurlijk〉 de zure vruchten plukken (van een onverstandig besluit)3 have a stake in something • zakelijk belang hebben/betrokken zijn bij ietslose one's stake • zijn inzet/de weddenschap verliezenbe at stake • op het spel staanthe issue at stake • waar het om gaat————————stake2〈 werkwoord〉3 spietsen♦voorbeelden:¶ 〈Amerikaans-Engels; informeel〉 stake out • posten bij, in de gaten houden 〈 bijvoorbeeld (huis van) misdadiger〉 -
4 drive
n. rit, ritje; reis; autorit; rijweg; dwang; adaptor--------v. rijden; besturen; leiden; voortbewegendrive1[ drajv] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉2 drijfjacht ⇒ het (bijeen/op)drijven♦voorbeelden:————————drive21 snellen ⇒ (voort)stormen, (blijven) doorgaan2 gooien ⇒ schieten, lanceren♦voorbeelden:2 let drive at • schieten op, slaan naar→ drive at drive at/2 rijden ⇒ (be)sturen, vervoeren♦voorbeelden:drive away • wegjagendrive out • verdrijven, uitdrijven, verdringendrive off • wegrijdendrive up • voorrijdendrive off an attack • een aanval afslaandrive a stake into the ground • een paal de grond inheien2 dwingen ⇒ nopen, brengen tot♦voorbeelden:
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