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1 krijgsraad
1 [militaire rechtbank] court-martial2 [vergadering van officieren] council of war♦voorbeelden:2 krijgsraad houden/beleggen • hold/summon a council of war -
2 iemand voor de krijgsraad brengen
iemand voor de krijgsraad brengenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand voor de krijgsraad brengen
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3 berechten
1 [rechtspreken] try ⇒ court-martial 〈 voor krijgsraad〉, adjudge 〈 voornamelijk in civiele zaken〉, adjudicate 〈 voornamelijk in civiele zaken〉2 [Algemeen Zuid-Nederlands] [laatste sacramenten toedienen] administer the last rites (to someone)
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