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1 verblijf
n. residence, residency, stay, abode, home, indwelling, tenancy, tarry, lodging -
2 woonplaats
n. dwelling place, residence, residency, domicile, habitation, place, abode -
3 domicilie
♦voorbeelden:1 domicilie hebben/houden • be domiciled/resident -
4 vestigen
1 [richten] direct, focus3 [gaan wonen] settle♦voorbeelden:ik heb mijn hoop op jou gevestigd • I'm putting (all) my hopes in you2 deze zaak is in 1860 gevestigd • this business was founded/established in 18603 zich ergens vestigen • establish oneself, settle somewhere, take up one's residence/abode somewherede maatschappij is in A. gevestigd • the company has its seat/ 〈 juridisch〉is domiciled in A.zich vestigen als aannemer • set up as/establish business as a contractor -
5 zich ergens vestigen
zich ergens vestigenestablish oneself, settle somewhere, take up one's residence/abode somewhereVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > zich ergens vestigen
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