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adj. dergelijk, zulk--------adv. zo--------pron. dergelijke, dergelijkensuch1[ sutsj] 〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; fungeert als predeterminator in combinatie met onbepaald lidwoord〉♦voorbeelden:such as • zoalsa man such as John • een man als Johnsuch clothes as he would need • de kleren die hij nodig zou hebbenit was such a disaster that … • het werd zo'n mislukking dat …such lovely weather • zulk mooi weerI have accepted his help, such as it is • ik heb zijn hulp aangenomen, ook al is die vrijwel niets waardthe work was brilliant but no-one recognized it as such • het werk was briljant maar niemand erkende het als zodanig4 such a day! • wat een dag!music, and such music! • muziek, en wat voor muziek!such rubbish! • wat een onzin!I've never seen such a thing before • ik heb nog nooit zoiets geziensuch a lot of fun • zoveel pretall such matters • al dergelijke zakengive him Burgundy? I won't give him any such thing! • hem bourgogne geven? Niets daarvan!there's no such thing • iets dergelijks bestaat niet6 at such (and such) a place and at such (and such) a time • op die en die plaats en op dat en dat uur/tijdstip————————such21 zulke ⇒ zo iemand/iets, dergelijke(n), zulks♦voorbeelden:1 his book was not a biography though he called it such • zijn boek was geen biografie hoewel hij het zo noemdesuch was not my intention • dat was niet mijn bedoelinglentils, beans, and such • linzen, bonen, en dergelijke————————such3〈 bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:it was built such that the walls sloped • het was zodanig gebouwd dat de muren helden
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