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1 omstandig
♦voorbeelden:1 een omstandig verslag • a detailed/an elaborate reportiets omstandig uitleggen • elaborate (on) something -
2 iets omstandig uitleggen
iets omstandig uitleggenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iets omstandig uitleggen
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3 uitgebreid
2 [veelomvattend] extensive, comprehensive ⇒ elaborate♦voorbeelden:2 een uitgebreide kennis van iets hebben • have an extensive/a comprehensive knowledge of something3 iets uitgebreid behandelen • discuss something at length/in great detailuitgebreid dineren • wine and dine, dine sumptuouslyeen theorie uitgebreid toelichten • enlarge/dilate (up)on/expound a theoryuitgebreid aan bod komen • receive ample treatment -
4 idee
1 [gedachtevoorstelling] idea2 [ideaal, streven] idea5 [ingeving] idea6 [ontwerp] idea♦voorbeelden:zich een idee vormen van iets • form an idea of somethingwat een idee!, het idee (alleen al)! • what an idea!, the (very) idea!3 een globaal idee • a broad/general ideaik had er geen idee van dat hij getrouwd was • I had no idea he was marriedik heb geen (flauw) idee • I have no idea, I haven't the faintest ideaje hebt geen idee hoe vervelend dat is • you have no idea how annoying that isik heb zo'n/zo het idee dat • I rather have the idea thatom een idee te geven • to give an ideaer extreme ideeën op na houden • hold extreme opinionsvan idee veranderen • change one's mindhelemaal mijn idee! • just what I was thinking!naar mijn idee • in my opinion, to my mindik heb zo'n vaag idee • I have a vague ideaik heb een idee • I've got an ideahet idee kwam bij haar op • the idea came to her, it occurred to herop een idee komen • think of something, hit upon an ideaiemand op een idee brengen • put an idea into someone's head, give someone an ideazij kwam op het idee om • she hit upon the idea ofhoe kwam zij op het idee? • how did she come up with the idea?iemand een idee aan de hand doen • suggest something to someoneeen uitgewerkt idee • an elaborate scheme -
5 uitvoerig
1 〈 volledig〉 comprehensive, full; 〈 gedetailleerd〉 elaborate, detailed; 〈 overvloedig〉 ample, copious♦voorbeelden:iets uitvoerig beschrijven/bespreken • describe/discuss something at (great/some) length
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