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1 zich doen gelden
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3 gelden
1 [meetellen] count4 [betreffen] concern♦voorbeelden:2 de boycot deed zich gelden • the boycott took/started to take effectzijn rechten doen gelden • assert one's rightsrecht kunnen doen gelden op • be able to claim, be entitled toeen vijf geldt voor/als onvoldoende • a five counts as a failgelden als norm • be the standarddit document geldt niet als betaling • this document is not acceptable as paymentdeze wet geldt hier niet • that law doesn't apply herehetzelfde geldt voor hem • that goes for him too4 mijn opmerking geldt jouw vriend • 〈 bestemd voor〉 my remark is meant for your friend; 〈 heeft betrekking op〉 my remark concerns your friendII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [betreffen] concern♦voorbeelden:
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assert oneself — index certify (attest), constrain (compel) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
assert oneself — verb put oneself forward in an assertive and insistent manner (Freq. 4) • Hypernyms: ↑behave, ↑comport • Verb Frames: Somebody s * * * BEHAVE/SPEAK CONFIDENTLY, be assertive, put oneself forward, make one s presence felt; … Useful english dictionary
assert oneself — these abused spouses have lost the nerve to assert themselves in even the smallest of ways Syn: behave confidently, speak confidently, be assertive, put oneself forward, take a stand, make one s presence felt; informal put one s foot down … Thesaurus of popular words
assert oneself — prove oneself, show oneself worthy; stand up for ones own opinions … English contemporary dictionary
assert oneself — behave or speak confidently and forcefully. → assert … English new terms dictionary
assert oneself — phrasal to speak or act in a manner that compels recognition especially of one s rights … New Collegiate Dictionary
assert oneself — idi to claim one s rights or declare one s views firmly and forcefully … From formal English to slang
assert — [ə sʉrt′] vt. [< L assertus, pp. of asserere, to join to, claim < ad , to + serere, join: see SERIES] 1. to state positively; declare; affirm 2. to maintain or defend (rights, claims, etc.) assert oneself to insist on one s rights, or on… … English World dictionary
assert — c.1600, declare, from L. assertus, pp. of asserere claim, maintain, affirm (see ASSERTION (Cf. assertion)). Related: Asserted; asserting. To assert oneself stand up for one s rights is recorded from 1879 … Etymology dictionary
assert — ► VERB 1) state (a fact or belief) confidently and forcefully. 2) cause others to recognize (something) by confident and forceful behaviour. 3) (assert oneself) be confident and forceful. ORIGIN Latin asserere claim, affirm … English terms dictionary
assert — 01. You shouldn t let people push you around so much. You really need to [assert] yourself a bit more. 02. [Assertive] people can sometimes be seen as overly aggressive. 03. Despite her repeated [assertions] that she was innocent, everyone was… … Grammatical examples in English
