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1 overmatig
• excessive -
2 oververhitting
• excessive heating• overheating -
3 begroeiing
n. overgrowth, excessive growth; excessive growth of vegetation; covering of an area in excessive vegetative growth -
4 overmatig drankgebruik
overmatig drankgebruikexcessive consumption of alcohol, excessive drinking; 〈 wetenschappelijk〉 alcohol abuse————————overmatig drankgebruikVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > overmatig drankgebruik
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5 overmatig
overmatig♦voorbeelden:door overmatig gebruik van tabak/alcohol • from excessive indulgence in tabacco/alcoholhij is niet overmatig ijverig • he is not unduly hard-working -
6 drankgebruik
♦voorbeelden:1 overmatig drankgebruik • excessive consumption of alcohol, excessive drinking; 〈 wetenschappelijk〉 alcohol abuse -
7 overdadig
1 [te weelderig/verkwistend] excessive ⇒ profuse, 〈 verkwistend〉 extravagant, 〈 verkwistend〉 lavish, 〈 verkwistend〉 wasteful♦voorbeelden:overdadig geld uitgeven • spend money extravagantly/like water -
8 allergie
n. allergy, excessive sensitivity to certain substances, (i.e. animal hair or pollen) which often causes the development of respiratory problems or other symptoms -
9 ballast
n. ballast, heavy object used to stabilize boats; excessive weight -
10 bibliomanie
n. bibliomania, excessive fondness for books and the collecting of books -
11 bierbuik
n. beer belly, large stomach, bulging abdomen (especially from drinking an excessive amount of beer) -
12 blase
adv. blasé, apathetic about or uninterested in something (usually because of excessive past experience with that thing) -
13 bovenmatig
adj. extreme, excessive, radical--------adv. excessively -
14 braspartij
n. binge, revel, orgy, period of excessive indulgence -
15 buitenissig
adj. extravagant, excessive--------adv. extravagantly, excessively -
16 buitenmatig
adj. extreme, radical, excessive; most, greatest; farthest -
17 buitensporig
adj. extravagant, lavish, profligate; costly; excessive--------adv. extravagantly, lavishly, in a profligate manner; in a costly manner; excessively -
18 chauvinisme
n. chauvinism, extreme nationalism; excessive devotion (to one's own sex, race, etc.) -
19 dandyisme
n. dandyism, excessive concern with one's clothes and appearance -
20 diuresis
n. diuresis, excessive urination
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