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1 beduidend minder
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3 de kosten bleven een heel eind onder de raming
de kosten bleven een heel eind onder de ramingVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > de kosten bleven een heel eind onder de raming
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♦voorbeelden:het is een heel eind • it's a long wayze zijn al een heel eind op weg • they've already gone a long wayhet is nog een heel eind • it's still a long way〈 figuurlijk〉 aan het kortste/langste eind trekken • get the worst/best of itwat een lang eind, die dochter van ons • she's a tall one, that daughter of oursop het (laatste) rechte eind • on the home/finishing stretchdaar kom ik een heel eind mee • that will go a long waydat is een heel eind om • that's quite a bit out of the way〈 figuurlijk〉 een eind weg praten • go/rattle oneen eind in de 40 • well over/past 40de kosten bleven een heel eind onder de raming • the costs were considerably less than the estimatehij woont aan het eind van de wereld • he lives in the back of beyondhet andere eind van de stad • the other end of the townop het eind van de achttiende eeuw • towards the end of the eighteenth centuryje hebt het bij het verkeerde eind • you're mistaken, you've got hold of the wrong end of the stick 〈ook → link=einde einde〉
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