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1 bowl over
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2 bowl
n. schaal; amphitheater; bal (bij bowling)--------v. bowlen; bal gooienbowl1[ bool] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 kom ⇒ schaal, bekken————————bowl2〈 werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:→ bowl over bowl over/ -
3 dash
n. ietsje; scheutje (drank); slag, dreun; spurt, uitval; (100 m.) sprint--------v. (vooruit)stormen, denderen; (met grote kracht) slaan, smijten, beukendash1[ dæsj]1 ietsje, tik(kelt)je ⇒ scheutje; snu(i)fje2 (snelle, krachtige) slag ⇒ dreun3 spurt ⇒ sprint, uitval5 penne/penseelstreek♦voorbeelden:dash of pepper • snufje peperthe prisoners made a dash for freedom • de gevangenen deden een snelle uitbreekpoging1 elan ⇒ zwier, durf————————dash21 (vooruit)stormen ⇒ (zich) storten, denderen♦voorbeelden:dash along/past • voorbijstuivendash away • wegstormen, zich uit de voeten makendash off • er (als de gesmeerde bliksem) vandoor gaandash up • komen aansnellen1 (met grote kracht) slaan ⇒ smijten, beuken♦voorbeelden:dash down • neersmijtenthe waves dashed against the rocks • de golven beukten tegen de rotsen2 (be)spatten ⇒ besmeuren, (be)sprenkelen3 snel/gehaast doen♦voorbeelden:dash one's/someone's brains out • zijn hersenpan kraken, iemand de hersens inslaan2 dash mud over something, dash something with mud • iets met modder bespatten/besmeuren3 dash something down/off • iets nog even gauw eruit stampen/opschrijven4 dash it (all)! • verdraaid!, nondeju!
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