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21 in the pink (of condition/health)
in the pink (of condition/health)in blakende vorm/gezondheidEnglish-Dutch dictionary > in the pink (of condition/health)
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22 in/out of condition
in/out of conditionin/niet in conditie/vorm -
23 on condition that
op voorwaarde daton condition thatop voorwaarde dat, mits -
24 on no condition
on no conditionop geen enkele voorwaarde, nooit -
25 on one condition
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26 people of every condition
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27 she's in no condition to work
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28 the patient's condition is critical
English-Dutch dictionary > the patient's condition is critical
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29 this machine is in good/poor condition
this machine is in good/poor conditiondeze machine verkeert in goede/slechte staatEnglish-Dutch dictionary > this machine is in good/poor condition
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30 la condition de la femme
la condition de la femmeDictionnaire français-néerlandais > la condition de la femme
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31 la condition serve
la condition serve -
32 les gens de condition
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33 mettre en condition
mettre en conditionconditioneren, beïnvloeden, in een bepaalde toestand brengen -
34 remplir une condition
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35 se rendre sans condition
se rendre sans conditionDictionnaire français-néerlandais > se rendre sans condition
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36 sous condition
sous conditionvoorwaardelijk, onder voorbehoud -
37 à la condition que
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38 être en condition pour
être en (bonne) condition pourgoed voorbereid zijn om, een goede kans maken om -
39 acute condition
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40 air-condition
v. luchtverkoeler,airconditioning
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