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1 alsmaar
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2 aldoor
adv. ceaselessly, constantly, continually, continuously, all along -
3 alsmaar
adv. constantly, continuously, firmly, in a steadfast manner -
4 altijd
adv. always, constantly; ever, evermore, forever -
5 blijvend
adj. permanent, lasting, persistent--------adv. permanently, regularly; constantly; perpetually -
6 competitiviteit
n. competitiveness, quality of being competitive, quality of constantly attempting to surpass the accomplishments of others -
7 constant
adj. constant, permanent, sustained, continual--------adv. invariably, permanently, constantly -
8 gestadig
adj. constant, continual; steady, stable--------adv. constantly, continually; steadily, stably -
9 hypochonder
n. hypochondriac, one who is obsessively concerned about his health and is constantly worried that he has contracted some illness (Psychiatry) -
10 hypochondrist
n. hypochondriac, one who is obsessively concerned about his health and is constantly worried that he has contracted some illness (Psychiatry) -
11 immer
adv. always, constantly -
12 jaar in jaar uit
adv. year in year out, constantly -
13 permanent
adv. continuously, continually, constantly--------n. permanent wave, perm -
14 almaar
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15 alsmaar praten
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16 besterven
1 [sterven] die2 [met betrekking tot vlees] ±hang♦voorbeelden:het woord bestierf op zijn lippen • the word died on his lipsvlees laten besterven • hang meatII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:het besterven van het lachen • die laughing, laugh oneself to death -
17 dat ligt haar in de mond bestorven
dat ligt haar in de mond bestorvenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > dat ligt haar in de mond bestorven
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18 doorlopend
1 〈 ononderbroken〉 continuous, continuing; 〈 met onderbrekingen〉 continual; 〈 opeenvolgend〉 consecutive♦voorbeelden:een doorlopende voorstelling • a continuous performancehij is doorlopend dronken • he is constantly drunk -
19 erg
erg1〈 het〉2 [opzet] (evil) intention(s)♦voorbeelden:1 hij werd voortdurend bedrogen zonder er erg in te hebben • he was constantly cheated without his realizing it2 ik deed/zei het zonder erg • I did/said it unintentionally————————erg21 [onaangenaam; slecht, schandelijk; hevig] bad♦voorbeelden:erge honger hebben • be very/terribly hungryvan de ergste soort • of the (very) worst kindhet middel is erger dan de kwaal • the cure is worse than the diseasedat is niet erg, hoor • it's not seriousis het erg/vind je het erg als ik er niet ben? • do you mind if I'm not there?de toestand van de patiënt is weer erger geworden • the patient's condition has become (even) more serious/criticalhet erger maken dan het is • make it seem worse than it (really) isiets erg vinden • think something is badhet wordt hoe langer hoe erger • it gets worse the longer it goes onhet had erger kunnen zijn • it could have been (even) worsewat erg voor je! • I feel so sorry for you!wat erg! • how awful/dreadful!zoiets ergs heb ik nog nooit meegemaakt • I've never been through anything that badhet is (zo) al erg genoeg • it's bad enough as it isdes te erger • so much the worsezo erg is het nu ook weer niet • it's not as bad as all thatop het ergste voorbereid zijn • be prepared for the worsthet is meer dan erg • it's absolutely terribleII 〈 bijwoord〉1 [zeer] very♦voorbeelden:een erg(e) grote/mooie • a very big/beautiful onezijn toestand was erg slecht • his condition was serioushij was niet erg vriendelijk • he wasn't very friendlywe hebben erg gelachen • we laughed a lothet spijt me erg • I'm very sorryniet erg waarschijnlijk • not very likelyheeft u lekker gegeten? Niet erg • did you enjoy your meal? Not muchhij ziet er erg slecht uit • he looks awful/dreadful/terriblehij is er heel erg aan toe • he's in a very bad way -
20 hij is doorlopend dronken
hij is doorlopend dronkenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > hij is doorlopend dronken
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