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21 highest death toll
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22 climatology
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23 dermatologist
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24 dermatology
n. dermatologie, onderzoek naar huidaandoeningen[ də:mətollədzjie] -
25 eschatology
n. eschatologie (leer van de eindtijd - wereldeinde, dood, opstanding)[ eskətollədzjie] 〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord: eschatological〉 -
26 haematology
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27 levy
n. belasting; heffing (van belasting); inning (van belasting); hoeveelheid--------v. belasting heffen; belasting opeisen; lichten (leger, geld); op de been brengen (een leger), (oorlog) beginnenlevy1[ levvie] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord; meervoud: levies〉♦voorbeelden:————————levy2〈werkwoord; levied〉2 (in/op)vorderen ⇒ innen♦voorbeelden:levy toll • tol heffenlevy a tax on gambling • een belasting heffen op de kansspelen -
28 primatology
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29 scatology
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30 tautology
n. tautologie (onnodige herhaling)[ to:tollədzjie] 〈meervoud: tautologies; bijvoeglijk naamwoord: tautological〉 -
31 tolerance
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32 tolerant
adj. tolerant[ tollərənt]♦voorbeelden: -
33 tolerate
v. tolereren; toestaan[ tolləreet] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord: toleration〉1 tolereren ⇒ verdragen, dulden -
34 tollgate
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