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1 trap
♦voorbeelden:de trap afgaan • descendre l'escalierde trap opgaan • monter l'escalierop de trap • dans l'escalierop één trap wonen • habiter sur le même palieriemand een trap geven • donner un coup de pied à qn.〈 figuurlijk〉 iemand een trap nageven • donner le coup de pied de l'âne à qn.een hoge trap van ontwikkeling • un haut niveau de civilisationde overtreffende trap • le superlatifde vergrotende, vergelijkende trap • le comparatif5 op de hoogste trap van de maatschappelijke ladder staan • se trouver au plus haut degré de l'échelle sociale -
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2 [schop] kick3 [het trappen op de fiets] pedalling4 [graad, mate] level5 [stadium] stage6 [trede] step7 [taalkunde] degree8 [deel van een raket] stage♦voorbeelden:de trap afgaan • go down(stairs)de trap afhollen • charge down the stairsiemand de trap afschoppen • kick someone downstairstrappen lopen • go up and down stairsde trap opgaan • go upstairsboven/onder/beneden aan de trap • at the head/at the foot/bottom of the stairsvan de trap vallen • fall down the stairsovertreffende trap • superlativestellende trap • positivevergrotende trap • comparative -
3 trap op en trap af
trap op en trap afVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > trap op en trap af
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4 trap op/trap af sjouwen
trap op/trap af sjouwentrudge/traipse up/down the stairsVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > trap op/trap af sjouwen
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5 trap niet in die viezigheid!
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6 trap niet zo tegen de tafelpoot
trap niet zo tegen de tafelpootDeens-Russisch woordenboek > trap niet zo tegen de tafelpoot
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7 trap niet in die viezigheid
trap niet in die viezigheidVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > trap niet in die viezigheid
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8 trap
удар; пинок; степень; лестница; трап; дать пинка; пнуть; толкнуть ногой; я пойду (спущусь) по лестнице* * *m -pen1) лестница ж, mar. трап м2) ступенька ж3) удар м, пинок м4) степень ж, мера ж, уровень м* * *сущ.1) общ. лестница, степень, толчок ногой, ступень, пинок, ступенька2) зоол. дрофа3) мор. трап -
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10 trap
n. stair, stairs, staircase, stairway, flight of stairs, stepladder, kick, degree, grade, pitch, remove, pile driver -
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12 trap
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15 trap
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17 een steile trap
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18 op de trap
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19 de trap afgaan
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20 de trap opgaan
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