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1 [het achtervolgen] pursuit2 [het vervolgd worden] persecution3 [rechtsvervolging] legal action/proceedings ⇒ suit 〈 civiele zaken〉, prosecution 〈 strafzaken〉, charges♦voorbeelden:een vervolging tegen iemand instellen • bring action/institute proceedings against someonetot vervolging overgaan • (decide to) prosecute -
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1 [+ van] 〈 niet doorgaan met〉 abandon ⇒ give up, 〈 afstand doen van〉 renounce 〈 bijvoorbeeld rechten〉2 [sport] have a hard/tough time (of it) ⇒ sweat it out♦voorbeelden:1 iemand doen afzien van iets • make someone abandon something; 〈 ompraten〉 talk someone out of somethingnaderhand zagen ze er toch van af • afterwards they decided not to; 〈 afspraak ook〉 afterwards they backed out (of it)van rechtsvervolging afzien • decide not to prosecuteII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [in zijn geheel overzien] look across/down/along/over2 [afkijken] copy (from)♦voorbeelden:1 een weg afzien • look down/along a road -
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