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1 duty
n. plicht; belasting[ djoe:tie]I 〈telbaar en niet-telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord; meervoud: duties〉1 plicht ⇒ verplichting, taak, functie, dienst2 belasting ⇒ accijns, (invoer/uitvoer)recht(en)♦voorbeelden:1 (as) in duty bound • (zoals) verplicht, plichtshalvedo duty for • dienst doen als, vervangenoff duty • buiten (de) dienst(tijd), in vrije tijdon duty • in functie, in diensttijdII 〈 meervoud〉2 belasting ⇒ accijns, (in/uitvoer)rechten -
2 duty-free
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3 duty calls (me)
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4 duty to one's neighbour
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5 duty-free shop
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6 duty officer
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7 duty roster
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8 duty forecaster
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9 duty free
belastingvrij -
10 duty hospital
dienstziekenhuis -
11 duty of care
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12 duty paid
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13 duty sergeant
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14 duty cycle
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15 off duty
niet in dienstoff dutybuiten (de) dienst(tijd), in vrije tijd————————vrij (van dienst), buiten dienst -
16 point duty
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17 (as) in duty bound
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18 a heavy duty drilling machine
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19 a policeman on point duty
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20 be on duty
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