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♦voorbeelden:een dun laagje beschaving • a thin varnish/veneer of civilizationeen dun laagje ijs • a glaze of iceeen dun straaltje water • a (thin) trickle of waterde lucht werd dunner • the air became rarerdunner (en dunner) worden/maken • become/make thinner (and thinner); 〈 slijten〉 wear thin; 〈 sterk afnemen〉 become emaciated4 dunne ontlasting hebben • have a watery/soft stooleen dunne stem • 〈 figuurlijk〉 a thin/small voicehet dunne van het brouwsel wordt weggegoten • the liquid of the mixture is poured offII 〈 bijwoord〉2 [in dunne/vloeibare toestand] thinly♦voorbeelden:zich te dun kleden • dress too lightly -
2 een dun laagje ijs
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v. glaze, coat with a ceramic glaze; coat with ice; coat with sugar -
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v. glaze, cover with glass; coat with a ceramic glaze; coat with ice; coat with sugar
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