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1 onderhoudend
♦voorbeelden:1 hij is een onderhoudend prater • he is an entertaining/amusing talker -
2 amusant
adj. amusing, entertaining, humorous, funny--------adv. amusingly, entertainingly -
3 divertimento
adj. divertimento, light and entertaining musical composition -
4 humor
n. humor, comedy, quality of being amusing or entertaining -
5 intermezzo
n. intermezzo, entertaining musical composition performed between the acts of a play or opera; short piece of music placed between two larger sections of a composition; short musical composition -
6 leuk
adj. nice, amusing, entertaining--------adv. prettily -
7 onderhoudend
adj. entertaining -
8 vermakelijk
adj. amusing, entertaining, diverting, priceless--------adv. amusingly -
9 amusant
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10 een gezellige prater
Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een gezellige prater
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11 gezellig
1 [omgang aangenaam makend] enjoyable ⇒ pleasant, sociable 〈 van persoon〉, companionable 〈 van persoon〉4 [neiging hebbend om met anderen te verkeren] social♦voorbeelden:1 een gezellige avond/babbel • a(n) pleasant/enjoyable evening/chateen gezellig mens • a sociable personeen gezellige prater • an entertaining talkereen gezellig uurtje • a pleasant/enjoyable time2 een gezellig hoekje • a snug/cosy cornereen kamer gezellig maken • make a room cosy/snug 〈 knus〉; cheer/brighten a room up 〈met bloemen/sprekende kleuren〉gezellig kletsen • chat away pleasantly -
12 hij is een onderhoudend prater
hij is een onderhoudend praterhe is an entertaining/amusing talkerVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > hij is een onderhoudend prater
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13 iets amusant vinden
iets amusant vindenfind something amusing/entertainingVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iets amusant vinden
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14 vermakelijk
1 amusing, entertaining -
15 vermakelijkheid
1 [hoedanigheid] pleasure, amusing/entertaining nature2 [wat vermaakt] amusement, entertainmentVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > vermakelijkheid
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