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1 completely
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2 completely disappeared
helemaal verdwenen,totaal verdwenen -
3 completely furnished
volledig gemeubileerd -
4 completely surrounded
volkomen omheind,van alle kanten omsingeld -
5 completely changed
geheel gewijzigd -
6 I feel completely rested
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7 I feel completely shattered
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8 be (all) (completely) at sea
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9 he immerses himself completely in his work
he immerses himself completely in his workEnglish-Dutch dictionary > he immerses himself completely in his work
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10 he was completely taken up with his new book
he was completely taken up with his new bookEnglish-Dutch dictionary > he was completely taken up with his new book
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11 he's completely hooked on that girl
he's completely hooked on that girlEnglish-Dutch dictionary > he's completely hooked on that girl
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12 my nose is completely stuffed up
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13 she seemed completely done in/up
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14 she's completely bound up in her research
she's completely bound up in her researchEnglish-Dutch dictionary > she's completely bound up in her research
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15 the matter is completely in your hands now
the matter is completely in your hands nowEnglish-Dutch dictionary > the matter is completely in your hands now
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16 the story is completely without foundation
English-Dutch dictionary > the story is completely without foundation
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17 the tank was completely burnt out
English-Dutch dictionary > the tank was completely burnt out
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18 we are completely fogged
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19 I am completely
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20 changed completely
helemaal veranderd,onherkenbaar veranderd
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