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1 bindend zijn/bindende kracht hebben (tegenover)
bindend zijn/bindende kracht hebben (tegenover)be binding (upon), have binding effect (upon)Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > bindend zijn/bindende kracht hebben (tegenover)
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2 bindend
1 binding♦voorbeelden:bindend zijn/bindende kracht hebben (tegenover) • be binding (upon), have binding effect (upon) -
3 aposteriori
adv. a posteriori, from effect to cause, inductive, based upon reasoning from observed facts -
4 treffen
n. engagement, encounter, action--------v. hit, strike, smite, impinge, battle, scuffle, touch, strike home, touch on, drop across, find, hit upon, catch, take, effect -
5 intreden
1 [binnengaan in/door] enter (upon/into)2 [in een orde treden] enter a convent/order/monastery♦voorbeelden:
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