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1 letten
1 [voornamelijk met ‘op’] [acht slaan op] pay attention (to)2 [met ‘op’] [toezicht houden op] take care of♦voorbeelden:geen mens die er op let • nobody takes any notice, nobody will noticelet wel • mind youop zijn gezondheid letten • watch one's healthzonder te letten op … • without regard to …let op mijn woorden • mark my wordslet maar niet op haar • don't pay any attention to herlet op het verschil • notice the differencegelet op het besluit van de raad • in view of the council's decisionik moet ook een beetje op de prijs letten • I also have to consider the costlet op je woorden • mind your language, be careful what you sayop de/zijn tijd letten • keep an eye on the timeik moet op mijn gewicht letten • I've got to watch my weightgoed op iemand letten • take good care of someoneer wordt ook op de uitspraak gelet • pronunciation is also taken into consideration/accountII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [verhinderen] prevent/stop (someone (from) doing something)♦voorbeelden:1 wat let mij? • what's to stop me (doing it)?wat let je? • what's stopping you? -
2 daar heb ik niet op gelet
daar heb ik niet op geletVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > daar heb ik niet op gelet
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3 hij gaf niet thuis
hij gaf niet thuis〈 niet meewerken〉 he wouldn't play ball; 〈 niet reageren〉 he appeared not to notice/not to hear (me), he didn't bite————————〈 niet meewerken〉 he wouldn't play ball; 〈 niet reageren〉 he appeared not to notice/not to hear (me 〈enz.〉), he didn't biteVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > hij gaf niet thuis
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4 geven
1 [schenken; toebrengen; toekennen; ook figuurlijk] give ⇒ 〈 geld ook〉 donate, 〈 aanreiken ook〉 hand♦voorbeelden:1 Engels/geschiedenis geven • teach English/historydat geeft een gemiddelde van 20 • you get an average of 20geef mij maar een glaasje wijn • I'll have a glass of winegeef mij maar Parijs • give me Paris (any day)kunt u me de secretaresse even geven? • would you please let me talk to the secretary?hij gaf zich de tijd niet om te eten • he didn't take time to eatje zou hem geen vijftig geven • you'd never think he was fiftykun je me het zout geven? • can/could you give/pass/hand me the salt?dat verhaal geeft te denken • that story makes you think〈 kaartspel〉 wie moet er geven? • who's deal is it?weten te geven en te nemen • know how to give and takeik zou heel wat willen geven om te weten … • I'd give a lot to know …zich helemaal aan iets geven • give oneself entirely (over) to something; throw oneself right into something 〈werk enz.〉dan geef ik er nog een autoradio bij • I'll throw in a car radio tooiets er aan geven • give something upgeef hier dat geld • give me that moneyiemand ervan langs geven • let someone have itdaar geef ik geen cent/geen barst om • I couldn't care less/couldn't give a damn about thathet is zaliger te geven dan te ontvangen • it is better to give than to receivehet was hem niet gegeven, zijn vader nog levend te zien • it was not (to be) given to him to see his father alive againgeef op! • (come on,) hand it over!de dokter geeft er wel wat voor • the doctor will have something for it¶ ik geef het je te doen • it's no picnic, it's not the easiest thing in the worldzich helemaal geven, alles geven • give it everything one's gothij gaf niet thuis • 〈 niet meewerken〉 he wouldn't play ball; 〈 niet reageren〉 he appeared not to notice/not to hear (me 〈enz.〉), he didn't bite1 [gesteld zijn op] be fond of2 [erg/hinderlijk zijn] matter♦voorbeelden:niets/geen cent om iemand/iets geven • not care a thing about someone/something2 wat geeft het? • what does it matter?, who cares?dat geeft niks • it doesn't matter a bit/at alldat geeft niet, hoor • it doesn't matter, it's all right -
5 ontgaan
2 [uit het geheugen doen verdwijnen] slip, escape3 [aan het oog/oor ontsnappen] escape, miss ⇒ fail to notice♦voorbeelden:het kon niemand ontgaan dat • no one could fail to notice thatwat hij net zei, is mij ontgaan • I missed/didn't get what he just saidde lol daarvan ontgaat mij • I fail to appreciate the fun in it -
6 ingaan
1 [binnengaan] go in(to)2 [komen in] go/come in(to) ⇒ enter4 [positief reageren] agree with/to ⇒ comply with5 [beginnen] take effect♦voorbeelden:de geschiedenis ingaan als … • go down in history as …zijn vijftigste jaar ingaan (van persoon, krant enz.) • enter one's fiftieth yeareen weg ingaan • turn into a roaduitgebreid ingaan op • consider at lengthniet ingaan op (een vraag/probleem) • take no notice of (a question/problem)niet ingaan op iemands bezwaren • brush aside someone's objectionser dieper op ingaan • go more deeply into itniet verder op een zaak ingaan • let a matter dropik ging er maar niet verder op in • I didn't pursue the matterop een uitnodiging/weddenschap ingaan • accept an invitation/a betniet ingaan op (een verzoek/suggestie) • refuse a request, not fall in with a suggestionop een aanbod ingaan • accept an offerde huur gaat de eerste van de maand in • the rent will run from the first of the monthde regeling gaat 1 juli in • the regulation is effective as of July 1stde verlaging is al ingegaan • the decrease is already in effectingaan tegen • run counter to -
7 thuis
thuis1〈 het〉♦voorbeelden:mijn thuis • my homebericht van thuis krijgen • receive news from homehet is bijna een tweede thuis • it's a home away from home————————thuis2〈 bijwoord〉1 [naar huis] home2 [in huis] at home♦voorbeelden:〈 figuurlijk〉 samen uit, samen thuis • we stick together, we're in this togetherwel thuis! • safe journey!vanmiddag ben ik thuis • I'll be at home this afternoonik ben voor niemand thuis • I'm not at home/in to/for anyonedoe maar of je thuis bent • make yourself at homeze doet thuis vertaalwerk • she takes in translationszich ergens thuis gaan voelen • settle down/inhij gaf niet thuis • 〈 niet meewerken〉 he wouldn't play ball; 〈 niet reageren〉 he appeared not to notice/not to hear (me), he didn't bite〈 sport〉 spelen we zondag thuis? • are we playing at home this Sunday?niemand thuis treffen • find nobody at homeiemand (bij zich) thuis uitnodigen • ask someone round/to one's housezich ergens thuis voelen • feel at home/ease somewherehij was niet thuis • he wasn't in/at home, he was outhij woont nog thuis • he's still living at homebij ons thuis • at our place, in our home, back homebij jou thuis • (over) at your place〈 figuurlijk〉 ergens in thuis raken • find one's feet, start to find/know one's way around in something〈 figuurlijk〉 in iets (goed) thuis zijn • be well up in/on something, be at home with/in/on something
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