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21 lip
1 [deel van de mond] lip2 [op een lip gelijkende zaak] 〈 ook plantkunde〉 lip ⇒ 〈 techniek, technologie ook〉 joggle, 〈 van anker〉 bill, 〈 van hoefijzer〉 clip, 〈 van schoen〉 tongue♦voorbeelden:1 dikke lippen • thick/full lipsgesprongen lippen • chapped/cracked lipsmet opeengeklemde lippen • tight-lippedzijn lippen ergens bij aflikken • lick/smack one's lipsde lip laten hangen, een lipje trekken • hang one's lips, poutde lippen tuiten/samentrekken • pout, purse one's lips〈 figuurlijk〉 op aller lippen zijn • be on everybody's lips, be on every lipzich op de lippen bijten • bite one's lipsik zou het niet over mijn lippen kunnen krijgen • I couldn't bring myself to say such a thing -
22 maand
1 month♦voorbeelden:een maand vakantie • a month's holidaydrie maanden lang • for three monthsbinnen een maand • within a monthik heb hem in geen maanden gezien • I haven't seen him for/in monthsom de twee maanden • every two months, every other monthvandaag over een maand • a month from todayover een maand • in a month('s time)de huur bedraagt 800 gulden per maand • the rent is 800 guilders a/per montheen baby van vier maanden • a four-month-old babyeen dertiende maand • an annual bonus -
23 om de andere dag
om de andere dagevery other day, on alternate days————————om de andere dagevery other day, on alternative daysVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > om de andere dag
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24 om de andere dag/de drie dagen
om de andere dag/de drie dagenevery other day, every three daysVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > om de andere dag/de drie dagen
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25 om de twee maanden
om de twee maandenevery two months, every other monthVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > om de twee maanden
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26 op-en-top
♦voorbeelden:1 hij is op-en-top een Engelsman • he's an Englishman through and through/to his fingertipshij is op-en-top een heer • he is every inch a gentleman -
27 telkens
2 [herhaaldelijk] repeatedly♦voorbeelden:1 telkens en telkens weer, telkens maar weer • again and again, time and (time) againtelkens als/wanneer • whenever, every time (that) -
28 tweedaags
1 [twee dagen durend] two-day2 [twee dagen oud] two-day-old3 [om de twee dagen] every two days ⇒ every other/second day -
29 werk
2 [plaats] work♦voorbeelden:het betere werk • the right thingzijn werk goed/slecht doen • make a good/bad job of one's workhet grote werk • the big jobgeen half werk doen • not stop at half measures, go the whole hogze houden hier niet van half werk • they don't do things by halves heredat is een heel werk • it's quite a joblos werk hebben • have a casual jobhet is onbegonnen werk • it's a hopeless taskpublieke werken • public workshet vuile werk opknappen (voor iemand) • do the dirty work (for someone)aangenomen werk • contract workeen nieuwe fabriek geeft werk aan 250 mensen • a new factory provides jobs/work for 250 people(vast) werk hebben • have a regular jobhet is zijn werk • it's his businesshij kan het werk niet aan • 〈 te zwaar〉 he isn't up to his work; 〈 te veel〉 he's up to the neck in workveel werk maken van de aankleding van zijn huis • take great pains over the furnishing of one's houseiemand werk opdragen • give someone a task(op school) werk opgeven • give an assignmentwerk zoeken • look for work/employment〈 figuurlijk〉 heb je altijd zo lang werk met het eten klaarmaken • do you always take so long preparing dinner/breakfast/ 〈enz.〉aan het werk gaan • set to workaan het werk houden • keep goingiedereen aan het werk! • everybody to their work!iemand aan het werk zetten • put someone to workhard aan het werk gaan • set to work at full tilt〈 figuurlijk〉 er is werk aan de winkel • there's work to be done, there's a lot to do/to be doneer is weinig werk in de bouw • work is slack in the building tradehoe gaat dat in z'n werk? • how is it done?werk in uitvoering • road workshoe is dat allemaal in zijn werk gegaan • how did it all come abouthet ging allemaal zo razendsnel in zijn werk • it was all such very quick workonder het werk mag er niet gerookt worden • smoking is forbidden at work/during working hourste werk stellen • employ, set to workheel behoedzaam te werk gaan • go very carefullyimpulsief te werk gaan, oneerlijk te werk gaan • act on impulse, act unfairlyieder ging op zijn eigen manier te werk • each took his/her own linezonder werk zitten • be out of work/unemployedniet op zijn werk komen • fail to turn up for work/dutywerk van iemand maken • play up to someonewerk van iets maken • do something about something; take action; 〈 sterker〉 put some work into something; 〈 klacht indienen〉 complain about somethingze wilden er geen werk van maken • they didn't want to take the matter in handalles in het werk stellen • make every effort to, strain every nerve (to), leave no stone unturneddat is geen werk • that's unfair -
30 Noach
n. Noah, man who built an ark to save his family and a (male-female) pair of every living creature from the great Flood (Biblical) -
31 al
adj. all, every--------adv. long since, already--------conj. if only, though, would that--------n. all--------pron. everyone, each -
32 alle
adj. all; each; every -
33 allerwegen
adv. everywhere, in every location, high and low -
34 alom
adv. everywhere, all around, in every place -
35 arke noachs
n. Noah's Ark, boat in which Noah survived the flood along with his family and two of every kind of creature -
36 asterisk
n. asterisk, small star-shaped character (*); "wildcard" symbol, character that can be used to represent every possible character combination (Computers) -
37 asteriskteken
v. asterisk, small star-shaped character (*); "wildcard" symbol, character that can be used to represent every possible character combination (Computers) -
38 bescheurkalender
n. annual from which can be taken every day a paper with date and a joke or wisdom on it -
39 driejaarlijks
adj. triennial, occurring every three years -
40 eendaags
adj. daily, occurring every day
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