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1 aangebroken verpakkingseenheid
• broken packing unitNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > aangebroken verpakkingseenheid
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2 gebroken wit
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3 onderbroken lijn
• broken line -
4 streeplijn
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5 gebroken
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6 kapot
♦voorbeelden:dat kopje is kapot • that cup is broken/crackedhet raam was kapot • the window was broken/smashedde sigarettenautomaat is kapot • the cigarette machine is out of orderzich kapot vervelen • be bored stiff/to tearszich kapot werken • work one's fingers to the bonekapot zitten • be dead tiredkapot van vermoeidheid • worn out, exhaustedkapot van verdriet • broken(-hearted) with griefhij is niet kapot te krijgen • he's a tough one/cookieergens kapot van zijn • be (all) cut up about something5 ik ben er niet kapot van • I'm not mad/wild about it -
7 kapot
adj. broken, smashed into pieces, crushed, no longer in working order--------adv. to pieces--------n. broken -
8 afgebroken
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9 bereden
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10 geradbraakt
2 [verknoeid] broken♦voorbeelden: -
11 vleugellam
♦voorbeelden:1 iemand vleugellam maken • paralyze someone, render someone powerless -
12 zielsbedroefd
1 broken-hearted, heart-broken -
13 afgebroken
adj. abrupt, brusque; broken, smashed into pieces--------adv. disconnectedly, in an unattached manner -
14 armoedje
n. hovel, shack, hut, broken-down dwelling -
15 crashen
v., crash, smash into, collide with force; be crashed; break into pieces, fall apart; be broken into pieces; freeze up, stop working properly (Computers) -
16 delicaat
adj. delicate, fragile, easily broken; sensitive -
17 draagband
n. sling, strap of cloth used to support a broken limb -
18 draagdoek
n. sling, strap of cloth used to support a broken limb -
19 draagverband
n. sling, strap of cloth used to support a broken limb -
20 fijntjes
adv. delicate, fragile, easily broken
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