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1 aardbeving
n. (Geology) earthquake, tremor (usually produced by volcanic action or other forces under the earth's crust) -
2 aardbevingsgolf
n. tsunami, great sea wave caused by an underwater earthquake or underwater volcanic eruption -
3 aardbevingsgordel
n. earthquake zone -
4 aardbevingshaard
n. earthquake focus -
5 aardschok
n. earthquake, trembling of the earth -
6 cataclysme
n. cataclysm, upheaval; natural disaster, earthquake, flood; disaster, catastrophe -
7 epicentrum
n. epicenter, source of an earthquake; central point -
8 aardbeving
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9 aardbevingsgebied
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10 aardschok
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11 de schokken van een aardbeving
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12 schok
1 [stoot] jolt2 [elektrische ontlading] shock3 [emotionele klap; schokkende gebeurtenis] shock♦voorbeelden:de schok was zo hevig dat … • the (force of the) impact was so great that …met een schok tot stilstand komen • jolt to a stopmet een schok wakker worden • awake with a startzich iets met een schok realiseren • realize with a jolt/starter ging een schok door de aanwezigen • a shudder went through the crowdde schok te boven komen • get over the shock
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