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n. vondst; uitvinding--------v. vinden; uitvinden; beslissen; vonnis vellenfind1[ fajnd] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉————————find21 oordelen ⇒ verklaren, uitspreken♦voorbeelden:find against someone • iemands vordering afwijzenfind for someone • iemands vordering toewijzenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 vinden ⇒ ontdekken, terugvinden♦voorbeelden:1 pumas are found in America • poema's komen voor/vindt men in Amerikahe was found dead • hij werd dood aangetroffenfind someone out • iemand niet thuis aantreffen2 where does he find the courage? • waar haalt hij de moed vandaan?find someone attractive • iemand aantrekkelijk vindenhe found himself lost • hij ontdekte dat hij verdwaald was¶ 〈 wederkerend werkwoord〉 find oneself • zich bewust worden van zijn/haar roeping/kracht, zichzelf vindenshe could not find it in herself to leave him • ze kon het niet over haar hart verkrijgen hem te verlaten→ find out find out/ -
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n. oprichter, stichter; verbinder; zet een kanaal op; geeft toestemming een kanaal te openen (in computers)--------v. grondlegger, oprichter, stichter; zinken; metaalgieterfounder1[ faundə] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 stichter ⇒ oprichter, grondlegger————————founder21 invallen ⇒ instorten, mislukken3 zinken ⇒ vergaan, schipbreuk lijden♦voorbeelden:1 the project foundered on the ill will of the government • het project mislukte door de onwil van de regeringII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉 -
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