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1 discussie
♦voorbeelden:brede, maatschappelijke discussie • broad public debateeen hevige/verhitte discussie • a heated discussioniets in discussie brengen • bring something under discussionmet iemand in discussie treden • enter into a discussion with someonediscussie over • debate about/on, discussion about/ofter discussie staan • be under discussioniets ter discussie stellen • bring something up for discussion; 〈met betrekking tot besluit enz.〉 call something into question -
2 iets ter discussie stellen
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3 tafel
1 table♦voorbeelden:de tafels van vermenigvuldiging • the multiplication tablesde hele tafel lag krom • the whole table was roaring with laughterde tafel afruimen/dekken • clear/set the table(in een restaurant) een tafel reserveren/bespreken • reserve a tableaan tafel gaan • sit down to dinneraan tafel zijn/zitten • be at (the) tableaan tafel! • dinner is ready!/served!men sprak er aan tafel over • it was discussed at (the) table/during dinneraltijd lang aan tafel zitten • always sit long over dinnerom de tafel gaan zitten • sit down at the table (and start talking)〈 figuurlijk〉 iets onder de tafel schuiven/vegen • brush/wave something asidehet ontbijt staat op tafel • breakfast is on the table/ready〈 figuurlijk〉 er lagen verschillende voorstellen op tafel • there were several proposals on the table/under discussionik kan het geld niet zonder meer op tafel leggen • I can't cough up the money just nowbij hen kwamen er alle dagen aardappelen op tafel • they had potatoes every day〈 figuurlijk〉 ter tafel liggen • be/lie on the tablevan tafel gaan • leave the tablede tafel van zeven • the seven-times tableeen tafel voor zes personen • a table for six -
4 orde
1 [regelmatige plaatsing, vastgestelde opeenvolging] order3 [vereniging van personen] order5 [biologie] order6 [religie] order (of priesthood)7 [onderscheiding] order♦voorbeelden:1 tot de orde van de dag overgaan • proceed/pass to the order of the dayvoor de goede orde wijs ik u erop dat … • for the record, I would like to point out to you/remind you that …orde scheppen in de chaos • produce order out of chaosiets aan de orde brengen • raise a matter/question, bring something upaan de orde zijn • be under discussionz'n kleren in orde brengen • straighten out one's clothes, adjust one's dressna de verhuizing waren zij snel weer op orde • they quickly got settled in after their move〈 figuurlijk〉 iemand tot de orde roepen • call someone to order, bring someone into lineverstoring van de openbare orde • disturbance of the peace, disorderly conduct, violation of civil orderde orde bewaren • keep/preserve/maintain orderzij kan goed orde houden • she is good at keeping order/disciplineorde moet er zijn! • we need more law and order!ik ben weer in orde • I'm all right again, I'm fine againdat komt (wel) in orde • 〈 ik zorg ervoor〉 I'll see to it; 〈 het komt wel goed〉 it will turn out all right/OKin orde! • all right!, fine!, OK!het toestel is (niet) in orde • there is nothing/something wrong with the appliance, the appliance is (not) in running/working orderis alles weer in orde tussen jullie? • is everything all right/OK between you two again?orde op zaken stellen • put/set things right; 〈 met betrekking tot eigen zaken〉 put one's affairs in orderin die orde van grootte • of that order (of magnitude)7 iemand een orde verlenen • invest someone with a decoration, decorate someone
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