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1 zijbeuk
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2 ambulatory
n. ambulatory, boardwalk, walkway; semicircular aisle surrounding the main altar of a church -
3 gangpad
n. aisle, passage, walkway -
4 op een kier
adj. aisle, ajar -
5 pad
adj. pathless--------n. path, way, driveway, lane, alley, aisle, toad, hoptoad -
6 beuk
I 〈 de (mannelijk)〉1 [loofboom] beech2 [informeel] [harde klap] whang, thwack, thud♦voorbeelden:1 groene/rode/bruine beuk • green/red/copper beech¶ de beuk erin! • 〈 hard aan het werk gaan〉 go/get to it; 〈voornamelijk sport; tegenstander hard aanpakken〉 go for it/him/themde beuk erin zetten • 〈 hard aan werk gaan〉 pound away at it; 〈 tegenstander hard aanpakken〉 give him/them hellII 〈de〉 -
7 doorgang
1 [het doorgaan] occurrence♦voorbeelden: -
8 gangpad
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9 loop
2 [deel van een vuurwapen] barrel4 [voortbeweging van een zaak] course5 [voortgang in de tijd] course8 [doorgang] aisle, gangway♦voorbeelden:1 de loop van het verhaal • the thread/line of the storyzijn gedachten de vrije loop laten • give one's thoughts/imagination free rein3 op de loop zijn • be on the run/in flight, fleezijn tranen de vrije loop laten • not hold back one's tears5 in de loop van de dag • in the course of/during the dayin de loop der jaren • through the years -
10 looppad
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11 middenpad
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12 pad
I 〈 het〉1 [smalle weg] path; 〈 van tuin ook〉 walk; 〈 niet aangelegd〉 track; 〈 spoor〉 trail; 〈in kerk/schouwburg enz.〉 gangway, aisle2 [levensweg] path, way♦voorbeelden:〈 figuurlijk〉 daarmee begeef je je op een glibberig pad • you'll be (moving) on slippery ground (then)platgetreden paden bewandelen • 〈 figuurlijk〉 walk the beaten path/tracks〈 figuurlijk〉 het pad effenen voor iemand • clear/smooth the path for someonehet pad van de zonde • the path/way of sin/viceiemand op het slechte pad brengen • lead someone astrayhij is het slechte pad opgegaan • he has taken to crimehet verkeerde pad opgaan • go astray, take up bad wayszij is altijd op pad • she's always on the govroeg op pad gaan • make an early startje bent nog laat op pad • you're out lateII 〈de〉1 [dierkunde] toad♦voorbeelden: -
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14 zijpad
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