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3 [doos/kastje met gleuf] box♦voorbeelden:u krijgt de folders morgen in de bus • you will get the brochures tomorrow in the postik krijg het elke week in de bus • I get it through the door every weekeen brief in/op de bus doen • post a letterniemand weet wat er uit de bus komt • nobody knows what the result will be¶ dat klopt als een bus • exactly! -
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