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1 conventie
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2 beatgeneration
n. Beat Generation, post-World War II generation of artists and writers characterized by their rejection of social convention and interest in Eastern culture/religion -
3 conference
n. conference, discussion; meeting; convention -
4 conferentie
n. conference, discussion; meeting; convention -
5 congres
n. congress, conference, convention -
6 convent
n. convention, conference -
7 conventie
n. convention, conference -
8 convocatie
n. convocation, summons, convention, assembly -
9 gebruik
n. usage, use, employment; practice, custom; convention -
10 overeenkomst
n. stipulation, similarity, conformity, accord, parallelism, parity, propinquity, resemblance, correspondence, affinity, analogy, consentaneity, agreement, contract, treaty, convention, pact, covenant, arrangement, compromise, transaction, bargain -
11 samenkomst
n. meet, gathering, Congress, convention, interview, jamboree, get together, assembly, assemblage -
12 verdrag
n. treaty, pact, compact, agreement, covenant, concord, convention -
13 afspraak
• agreement• appointment• convention -
14 Geneefs
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15 convent
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16 conventie
♦voorbeelden:in strijd met de conventie zijn • go against the accepted norm -
17 de Geneefse Conventie
de Geneefse ConventieVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > de Geneefse Conventie
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18 fatsoensregels
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19 landdag
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20 vorm
1 [uiterlijke gedaante] form, shape ⇒ outline2 [voorwerp waarmee men vormt] mould, form3 [de juiste gestalte/samenstelling] (right/correct/due/proper) form ⇒ style, 〈 fysiek〉 shape, 〈 fysiek〉 build5 [taalkunde] form♦voorbeelden:het heeft de vorm van een rechthoek • it has the shape of a rectanglediscriminatie in zijn ergste vorm • discrimination at its worst/of the worst kind(vaste) vorm aannemen • take (definite) shape, crystallizevorm geven aan een gedachte • express/shape a thoughtmijn ideeën beginnen vorm te krijgen • my ideas are beginning to take shapenaar vorm en inhoud • in form and content3 in vorm zijn • be in (good) shape/condition4 goede vormen • good manners, decencyde vormen in acht nemen • observe the conventionsvoor de vorm iemand vragen • ask someone for the sake of formality5 de bedrijvende/lijdende vorm van een werkwoord • the active/passive voice/form of a verb¶ zonder (enige) vorm van proces • without any (form of) trial/form of justice
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convention — [ kɔ̃vɑ̃sjɔ̃ ] n. f. • av. 1350; convencion 1268; lat. conventio, de venire « venir » I ♦ 1 ♦ Dr. Accord de deux ou plusieurs personnes portant sur un fait précis. ⇒ arrangement, compromis, contrat, engagement, entente, marché, pacte, traité.… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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convention T — Convention or principle laid down by Tarski as a ‘material adequacy condition’ governing the enterprise of giving a definition of the truth predicate for a language. A theory satisfies the requirement only if every instance of the schema ‘S is… … Philosophy dictionary
convention — (n.) early 15c., agreement, from M.Fr. convention and directly from L. conventionem (nom. conventio) meeting, assembly, covenant, from convent , pp. stem of convenire (see CONVENE (Cf. convene)) … Etymology dictionary