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1 baggereiland
n. artificial island from where people can dredge, dredge floating on the water -
2 opvissen
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3 afdreggen
v. drag, dredge, recover objects from the bottom of a body of water -
4 baggeren
v. dredge, remove earth; wade -
5 baggermachine
n. dredging machine, dredge, dredger -
6 baggermolen
n. dredge, machine for removing large quantities of earth, earth-mover -
7 baggernet
n. dredge net, dredger -
8 dreg
n. drag, grapnel, dredge, tool used for dragging along the bottom of a body of water to recover objects -
9 dreggen
v. dredge -
10 sleepnet
n. drag net, trail net, purse net, purse seine, trawl, trammel, dredge -
11 uitbaggeren
v. dredge -
12 baggereiland
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13 baggeren
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14 baggermachine
baggermachine, baggermolen -
15 baggerschuit
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16 een lijk uit de rivier opvissen
een lijk uit de rivier opvissendredge up/recover a body from the riverVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een lijk uit de rivier opvissen
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17 halfvergeten gebeurtenissen weer oprakelen
halfvergeten gebeurtenissen weer oprakelenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > halfvergeten gebeurtenissen weer oprakelen
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18 halfvergeten
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19 strooien
strooien11 straw♦voorbeelden:1 een strooien dak • a thatched roof, a thatch————————strooien2♦voorbeelden:zand/pekel strooien bij gladheid • grit icy roads -
20 vissen
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