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21 ontzetting teweegbrengen
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22 opzien
opzien1〈 het〉1 [het opkijken] looking up♦voorbeelden:2 (veel) opzien baren • cause (quite) a stir/fuss————————opzien21 [opkijken] look up2 [+ tegen] [vrezen] not be able to face, shrink from♦voorbeelden:2 niet tegen een rit van een dag opzien • think nothing of/not mind/not be afraid of a day's rideik zie er tegen op om het te moeten doen • I am reluctant to do it, I don't like the idea of doing it/having to do itergens als (tegen) een berg tegen opzien • dread something3 hoog tegen iemand opzien • think a lot/highly of someone, have a high opinion of someone -
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1 [vrezen] fear, dread♦voorbeelden:1 [aarzelen] hesitate♦voorbeelden:zonder schromen • unhesitatingly -
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♦voorbeelden:het examen was een verschrikking voor hem • the thought of the exam filled him with dread -
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1 fear, dread ⇒ be afraid (of/that)♦voorbeelden:God vrezen • fear Godniets te vrezen hebben • have nothing to fear/to be afraid ofik vrees van niet/wel • I'm afraid not/soik vrees dat hij niet komt • I'm afraid he won't come/show up1 [rekening houden met een slechte afloop] fear (for), tremble (for)♦voorbeelden:
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