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121 opvoeden
♦voorbeelden:1 de opvoedende waarde van boeken • the educational/instructive value of booksgoed/slecht opgevoed • well-/ill-bred, well/badly brought up -
122 passen
1 [nauwkeurig sluiten] fit5 [schikken] suit6 [+ op] [letten (op), (ervoor) waken] look after, take care of7 [kaartspel] pass♦voorbeelden:ik moest wel vier keer komen passen • I had to go for four fittingshet past precies • it fits like a glovedeze broek past je slecht • these trousers are a bad fitdeze sleutel past op de meeste sloten • this key fits most locksik zoek iets dat hierbij past • I'm looking for something to go with/match thisdie tas past niet bij die jas • that bag doesn't go with that coatze passen goed/slecht bij elkaar • they are well/ill-matchedbij het geheel passen • fit into the picturedat past bij zijn stijl • that's just his styledie kast zou goed in mijn keuken passen • that cupboard would go well in my kitchenhet past niet in mijn plannen • it doesn't suit my planshet past je slecht/niet dit te doen • it ill befits you to do thisop de winkel passen • look after/mind the shoper goed op passen, goed op iets passen • take good care of, keep an eye onpas op het afstapje/je hoofd • watch/mind the step/your headze zijn oud en wijs genoeg om op zichzelf te kunnen passen • they are old enough to take care of themselvesik pas! • pass!II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [nauwkeurig meten] fit2 [precies genoeg betalen] pay with the exact money3 [juist plaatsen] fit4 [kijken of het goed zit] try on♦voorbeelden:met wat passen en meten komen we wel rond • with some juggling we'll managehebt u het niet gepast? • haven't you got the exact change/money?3 iets in/aan elkaar passen • fit in/together -
123 ruim een uur
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124 scherpomlijnd
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125 slaan
3 [door slagen op, van de plaats, in een toestand brengen] beat (up)4 [door slagen doen ontstaan] 〈zie voorbeelden 4〉6 [met betrekking tot het oog, de blik] turn8 [verslaan] beat♦voorbeelden:met de koppen tegen elkaar slaan • bang their heads togethereen paal in de grond slaan • drive a stake into the groundeen put slaan • sink a well, bore a wellgeld slaan • mint coins5 een fles rum achterover slaan • sink/tuck away a bottle of rumeen mantel om iemand heen slaan • wrap a coat round someonede armen om de hals van iemand slaan • fling one's arms around someone's neckde armen/benen over elkaar slaan • fold one's arms, cross one's legs6 acht slaan op • take heed/notice of something2 [met betrekking tot hart, pols] beat3 [door slagen geluid voortbrengen] strike5 [+ op] [betreffen] refer to6 [begin maken met] 〈zie voorbeelden 6〉7 [plotseling op een plaats/in een toestand komen] 〈zie voorbeelden 7〉♦voorbeelden:met de deur slaan • slam the doorwild om zich heen slaan • lash outde golven slaan over het dek • the waves are breaking over the decker maar op los slaan • hit wildly/blindly at someone5 waar slaat dit nu weer op? • what is the meaning of this?dat slaat op mij • that is meant for/aimed at medat slaat nergens op • that makes no sense at allde vlam sloeg in de pan • the pan caught firede rook slaat op je keel • the smoke gets you in the throatover de kop slaan • overturn -
126 smaken
1 [smaak hebben] taste2 [lekkere smaak hebben] taste/be good/nice3 [indruk teweegbrengen] be to one's taste♦voorbeelden:1 hoe smaakt het? • how does it taste?het smaakt goed bij lamsvlees • it goes well with lambnaar iets smaken • taste of something2 heeft het gesmaakt, meneer/mevrouw? • did you enjoy your meal, sir/madam?dat zal smaken! • that ought to go down well1 [genieten] taste♦voorbeelden:1 het genoegen smaken om … • taste the pleasure of … -
127 soit
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128 tja
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