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1 omvang
♦voorbeelden:1 de omvang van een boom • the girth/circumference of a treein omvang toenemen • expandde omvang van de werkloosheid • the extent of unemployment, the number of unemployedeen reorganisatie van beperkte omvang • a limited reorganizationeen ongekende omvang aannemen • reach unprecedented proportions/dimensionsde volle omvang van de schade • the full extent of the damage3 de omvang van het vraagstuk • the extent/scale of the problem -
2 door hun grote omvang
door hun grote omvangbecause of their size/dimension; 〈 sterker〉 because of their bulkVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > door hun grote omvang
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