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1 kazerne
n. barracks, army base; plain buildings used for lodging large numbers of people -
2 barak
2 [veldhospitaal] emergency/field hospital3 [gebouw apart van een ziekenhuis] isolation hospital -
3 een kazerne
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4 een verplaatsbare barak
een verplaatsbare barakVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een verplaatsbare barak
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5 kamerarrest
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6 kampement
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7 kast
1 [meubel] cupboard ⇒ closet 〈 voornamelijk vaste kast〉, wardrobe 〈 kleren〉, cabinet 〈 in het bijzonder voor sierspulletjes〉2 [afsluitbaar deel van een meubel] compartment4 [groot gebouw, voer-/vaartuig] barracks, barn 〈 huis〉; 〈 lelijk ook〉 monstrosity; tub 〈 schip〉 tank, rattle-trap 〈 voertuig〉♦voorbeelden: -
8 kazerne
1 [complex voor soldaten/brandweer/marechaussee] barrack(s) 〈 leger〉; station 〈 brandweer, marechaussee〉♦voorbeelden: -
9 verplaatsbaar
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10 woonkazerne
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