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1 antimakassar
n. antimacassar, small protective cover which is placed on the arms or back of a sofa or armchair -
2 armstoel
n. armchair, chair with side supports for resting the arms -
3 clubfauteuil
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4 fauteuil
n. armchair, chair with side supports for resting the arms -
5 leunstoel
n. easy chair, armchair -
6 armstoel
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7 boekenwijsheid
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8 club
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9 clubfauteuil
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10 een stoel met armleuningen
een stoel met armleuningenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een stoel met armleuningen
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11 een voorstel dat naar de studeerkamer riekt
een voorstel dat naar de studeerkamer riektVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een voorstel dat naar de studeerkamer riekt
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12 fauteuil
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13 kamergeleerde
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14 leunstoel
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15 onderuit liggen in een fauteuil
onderuit liggen in een fauteuilVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > onderuit liggen in een fauteuil
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16 onderuit
1 [onder vandaan] (out) from under3 [met de benen uitgestrekt] sprawled, sprawling♦voorbeelden:1 je kunt er niet onderuit haar ook te vragen • you can't help inviting her, tooergens onderuit proberen te komen • 〈 figuurlijk〉 try to get out of something/ 〈 manoeuvreren〉 to wriggle out of something¶ onderuit! • below! -
17 saloncommunist
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18 salonsocialist
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19 stoel
2 [zetel als ambtsplaats] chair3 [onderstel] foot4 [plantkunde] stool♦voorbeelden:een hoge stoel • a high-backed chaireen luie/gemakkelijke stoel • an easy chairpak een stoel • take a seateen stoel met armleuningen • an armchairhij sprong op van zijn stoel • he jumped up from his chairvoor stoelen en banken praten • lecture to empty benches 〈 zonder publiek〉; be a voice (crying) in the wilderness 〈 niet gehoord worden〉〈 figuurlijk〉 de poten onder iemands stoel wegzagen • take away the ground from under someone's feet; 〈 informeel〉 pull the rug out from under someone -
20 studeerkamer
1 study♦voorbeelden:
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