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1 with
prep. met; behorend tot; met behulp van; door middel van; door; uit; voor; bij ; van[ wið, wiθ]♦voorbeelden:a conversation with Jill • een gesprek met Jillcompared with Mary • vergeleken bij Maryangry with Sheila • kwaad op Sheilawith your permission • met uw toestemmingit changes with the seasons • het verandert met de seizoenenwith the sun • met de zon meesail with the wind • met de wind zeilenare you still with me? • snap je me nog?, kun je me nog volgen?come with me • kom met mij mee3 he assumed, with the author, that … • hij nam, met de auteur, aan dat …she can sing with the best of them • ze kan zingen als de bestehe worked with Bayer • hij werkte bij Bayerthis, with the books, should do • met de boeken, zou dit moeten volstaanwith the bow it looks just like new • met de strik ziet het eruit als nieuwhe came with his daughter • hij kwam met zijn dochterwith a gentle disposition • met een zacht karakterhe did it with ease • hij deed het met gemakdo business with the farmers • zaken doen met de boerenhe watched with fear • hij keek toe vol angsthe walked with his hands in his pockets • hij liep met de handen in de zakkenI like it with sauce • ik eet het graag met sausit went with great speed • het ging heel snelwhat's with him? • wat is er met hem (aan de hand)?spring is with us • het is lentepeace be with you • vrede zij met uit's all right with me • ik vind het goed/mij is het om het evenI left it with Jill • ik vertrouwde het aan (de zorgen van) Jill toethe doctor is with John • de dokter is bij Janwith Mary it always fails • bij Mary mislukt het altijd5 a nice girl, with all her faults • een lief meisje, ondanks haar gebrekenbowed down with grief • gebukt onder droefenisthey woke her with their noise • zij maakten haar wakker met hun lawaaipleased with the results • tevreden over de resultatenmix it with a spoon • meng het met een lepelfilled with water • vol watersick with worry • ziek van de zorgenwith his death all changed • met zijn dood veranderde alleshe arrived with Mary • hij kwam tegelijkertijd met Mary aanwith that he left • dit gezegd zijnde vertrok hijwhat with this, that and the other, I never finished it • met alles wat erbij kwam heb ik het nooit afgekregenaway/down with him! • weg met hem!off with you • maak dat je wegkomtit's all over with him • het is met hem afgelopenwhat's up with him? • wat heeft hij?→ be with be with/ -
2 nature
n. de natuur, het heelal[ neetsjə]1 wezen ⇒ natuur, karakter♦voorbeelden:by/from/in the (very) nature of the case/of things • uit de aard der zaaksomething of that nature • iets van dien aardher request was in/of the nature of a command • haar verzoek had meer weg van een bevel♦voorbeelden:against/contrary to nature • wonderbaarlijk; onnatuurlijk, tegennatuurlijkpaint from nature • schilderen naar de natuur
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