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2 bake at 150° degrees centigrade
bake at 150° degrees centigradebakken bij een temperatuur van 150° Celsius -
3 minus six (degrees centigrade)
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4 plus six (degrees centigrade)
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5 at
anti tankenAT (anti-tank)at6 door ⇒ naar aanleiding van, als gevolg van, door middel van, via♦voorbeelden:at Christmas • met Kerstmisat the corner • op de hoekbake at 150° degrees centigrade • bakken bij een temperatuur van 150° Celsiusat dinner • bij het dinerat 20 miles an hour • met 20 mijl per uurat noon • 's middagscheap at 10 p. • goedkoop voor 10 penceI am still at school • ik zit nog op schoolat sea • op zeeat full speed • in volle vaartat that time • toen, in die tijdat forty • op veertigjarige leeftijdwe'll leave it at that • we zullen het daarbij latenthe president is hard to get at • het is moeilijk om de president te pakken te krijgensomebody has been at my things • iemand heeft in mijn spullen geneusd/gerommeldat work • aan het werkthey're at it again • ze zijn weer bezighe doesn't know what he's at • hij weet niet wat hij doet/wilhave men at one's command • het bevel voeren over mannenat a glance • met/in één oogopslag→ that that/ -
6 minus
adj. minder, negatief, -min--------n. minteken--------prep. minder, zonder. negatiefminus1[ majnəs] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 minteken————————minus2♦voorbeelden:♦voorbeelden:————————minus3〈 voorzetsel〉2 minder/lager dan♦voorbeelden:minus six (degrees centigrade) • zes graden onder nul -
7 plus
adj. positief (bij algebra en electriciteit); en nog--------adv. en nog wat (spreektaal); en nog wat (spreektaal)--------n. optelteken; plus; overschot--------prep. en nogplus1[ plus] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord; meervoud: Amerikaans-Engels ook plusses〉————————plus21 extra ⇒ bijkomend, gunstig4 ten minste ⇒ minimaal, meer/ouder dan♦voorbeelden:1 a plus benefit • een extra/bijkomend voordeelyou have to be twelve plus for this • hier moet je minimaal twaalf jaar/twaalf of ouder voor zijn————————plus3[ plus] 〈 voorzetsel〉1 plus ⇒ (vermeerderd) met, en; boven nul♦voorbeelden:plus six (degrees centigrade) • zes graden boven nul
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