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1 boordevol
1 full/filled to overflowing ⇒ 〈 glas ook〉 full to the brim, 〈 zak ook〉 bulging, 〈 bord ook〉 heaped, 〈 vertrek ook〉 crammed (full), 〈 vertrek ook〉 packed♦voorbeelden:boordevol mensen • packed with/crammed with people -
2 boordevol nieuwe ideeën
boordevol nieuwe ideeënbursting/ 〈 boek〉 crammed with new ideasVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > boordevol nieuwe ideeën
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