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1 running
adj. rennend; wegvluchtend, vluchtend; deelnemend aan (bv verkiezingen); vloeibaar--------n. hardlopen; wedstrijd; deelnemer zijn; beweging; vloeibaarrunning1[ running] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:1 out of/in the running • kansloos/met een goede kans (om te winnen)————————running21 hardlopend ⇒ rennend, hollend3 (door)lopend ⇒ continu, opeenvolgend♦voorbeelden:〈 boekwezen〉 running head(line) • hoofdregel, kopregelrunning stitch • rijgsteekfive times running • vijf keer achter elkaarin running order • goed werkend〈 slang〉 take a running jump • maak dat je weg komt! -
2 running in
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3 running-in
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4 running board
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5 running commentary
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6 running dive
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7 running event
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8 running fire
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9 running flush
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10 running gear
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11 running head(line)
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12 running jump
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13 running mate
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14 running shoe
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15 running stitch
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16 running water
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17 running out of
het uitverkocht raken, het niet in voorraad zijn, het uit de running zijn -
18 running away
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19 running cost
gemeenschappelijke kosten (dagelijkse uitgaven) -
20 running down
het verzwakken; het minder worden
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