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41 ver
I 〈 bijwoord〉1 [met betrekking tot ruimte/tijd] 〈 voornamelijk in ontkennende en vragende zinnen〉 far; 〈 in bevestigende zinnen〉 a long way2 [in hoge mate] far, way; 〈 na werkwoord〉 by far, by a long way♦voorbeelden:ver gevorderd zijn • be well advancedhij heeft het ver geschopt • he's come a long wayde vakantie is nog ver • the holidays are still a long way offhet zou te ver voeren om … • it would be going too far to …ver vooruitzien • look well/way aheadhoe ver is het nog? • how much further is it?hoe ver ben je met je huiswerk? • how far have you got with your homework?in hoe ver • how far, to what extentdat gaat te ver! • 〈 ook〉 that is the limit!je zoekt het te ver • you're missing the pointver weg • a long way away/off, far away/offhet is zo ver! • here we go, this is itmaar zo ver zijn we nog (lang) niet • but we haven't reached that stage yetben je zo ver? • (are you) ready?die dagen liggen ver achter ons • those days are long pasttot ver in het binnenland • well inland, deep into the interiorvan ver komen • come a long way/from distant partszijn tijd ver vooruit zijn • be way ahead of one's timeII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord〉1 [op grote afstand gelegen; ook in de tijd; niet spoedig vervulbaar] 〈 voornamelijk attributief〉 distant; 〈 voornamelijk predicatief〉 far ⇒ 〈 attributief〉 far-off/-away, 〈 predicatief〉 far off/away2 [zich uitstrekkend over een grote afstand] 〈 voornamelijk attributief〉 distant; 〈 voornamelijk predicatief〉 far ⇒ 〈 predicatief〉 a long way3 [komend van verre; niet nauw verwant] distant♦voorbeelden:1 verre landen • distant/far-off countriesde verre toekomst • the distant futurein een ver verleden • in some distant/remote pasteen ver vooruitzicht • a distant/remote prospect -
42 welgebouwd
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43 welgemeend
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44 bronader
n. well-head, equipment located at the top of a well -
45 draagkrachtig
adj. well to do, well-to-do, wealthy, rich -
46 gefundeerd
adj. well-founded, well founded, with a good basis -
47 gegrond
adj. well grounded, well founded -
48 goed
adj. good, well, fair, kind; correct, accurate--------adv. good, well, fair, kind; correct, accurate--------interj. o.k., all right--------n. estate, possessions; stuff, objects -
49 helen
v. heal, cure, make well; be cured, become well -
50 huisvriend
n. family friend, friend that is well-known and well-liked by every member of the family -
51 leegloper
n. idler, vagabond, vagrant, loafer, loon, do little, never do well, ne'er do well, chairwarmer, scaramouch, twiddler, fairness, smart aleck -
52 oliebron
n. oil well, well drilled into the ground to find oil -
53 opwellen
v. well, well up, spring -
54 rijk
adj. rich, oofy [sl.], wealthy, well heeled, well off, opulent, pursy, warm, generous, profuse, prolific, abundant, fat, heavy, sumptuous, slap up--------adv. richly, in the money, generously, profusely, sumptuously--------n. state, realm, empire, Reich -
55 van goeden huize
adj. well connected, well bred, educated -
56 welaan
interj. well then, very well -
57 welbegustigend
adj. well favoured, well favored -
58 wellevend
adj. well bred, well mannered, courteous, polite, urbane -
59 welorganiseerd
adj. well ordered, well run -
60 overzichtelijk
• easy-view• neat• well-arranged• well-ordered
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