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1 gezag
♦voorbeelden:ouderlijk gezag • parental authorityhet wettig gezag over een kind • the legal custody of a childhet gezag handhaven • maintain authorityhet gezag voeren over • be in command ofeen volk aan zijn gezag onderwerpen • subject a people to one's rulehet hoogste gezag • the highest authorities3 (veel/weinig) gezag hebben • have (great/little) authority; have (great/no) influence 〈 onder collega's〉; carry (much/little) weight 〈 woord〉met gezag optreden • act firmlymet gezag spreken • speak with authorityiets op iemands (goed) gezag aannemen • take something on someone's authority/wordop gezag van • on the authority ofeen man van gezag op dit gebied • an authority in this field
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