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1 schieten
2 [plotseling opkomen] 〈 zie voorbeelden〉3 [uitbotten] shoot (up), sprout♦voorbeelden:goed/slecht schieten • be a good/bad shotop iemand schieten • shoot/take a shot at someoneop de menigte schieten • fire into the crowdhet is hem in zijn rug geschoten • he's cricked his backer schiet mij net iets te binnen • I've just thought of somethingweer te binnen schieten • come back (to mind)heen en weer schieten • flick(er), flashbij het ongeluk was hij door de voorruit geschoten • during the crash he had been thrown out of the car through the windscreenin zijn kleren schieten • throw one's clothes onsnel weer in bed schieten • dart back into bediets niet laten schieten • hang on to somethingeen kans laten schieten • pass over an opportunityII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 [treffen] shoot3 [in een toestand brengen] shoot4 [met betrekking tot gewassen] shoot♦voorbeelden:zich voor de kop/zich een kogel door het hoofd schieten • blow out one's brains1 [balsport] shoot♦voorbeelden:in het doel schieten • net (the ball) -
2 bedwingen
♦voorbeelden:1 een brand bedwingen • bring/get a fire under controlonlusten bedwingen • suppress disturbanceszijn tranen bedwingen • hold back one's tearszijn woede bedwingen • restrain one's angerzich(zelf) bedwingen • restrain oneself -
3 beginnen
1 [starten/openen] begin ⇒ start, 〈 formeel〉 commence, open 〈 toespraak, spel, onderhandelingen, brief〉2 [gaan doen] do♦voorbeelden:1 een gesprek beginnen • begin/start a conversationeen zaak beginnen • start a business2 wat moet ik beginnen! • what am I to do?wat moet ik met hem beginnen? • what am I to do with him?1 [de eerste handeling verrichten; zich vanaf een punt uitstrekken] begin ⇒ start, 〈 formeel〉 commence♦voorbeelden:begin maar! • go ahead!; 〈 met vragen ook〉 fire away!beginnen te drinken/roken • start drinking/smokingweer van voren af aan moeten beginnen • be back to square onehet begon te regenen • it began/started to raindaar kan ik niets mee beginnen • that's (of) no use to megoed/slecht beginnen • get off to a good/bad startbegin je weer (met dat gezeur)? • there you go again (with your nagging)!bij het begin beginnen • begin/start at the beginninghij begon met te zeggen … • he began by saying …met niets beginnen • start from scratchhet begint donker te worden • it's getting darkik begin er niet aan! • I wouldn't touch it with a barge-poleaan iets nieuws beginnen • start something newhij begon met Frans • he took up Frencher is geen beginnen aan • why even start?over politiek beginnen • bring up politicsover iets anders beginnen • change the subjectals je zó begint … • if that's the way you feel about it …het is haar om de erfenis begonnen • it's the inheritance she's afterom te beginnen … • for a start …voor zichzelf beginnen • start one's own business -
4 omdraaien
1 [een draai maken om] turn (round)4 [figuurlijk] [van mening veranderen] swing /shift/switch round♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 [met betrekking tot situaties] reverse ⇒ swing/shift round♦voorbeelden:het contact(sleuteltje) omdraaien • turn the ignition keyzich omdraaien • turn/roll over (on one's side)de zaak omdraaien • twist/turn things round -
5 ontstaan
ontstaan1〈 het〉♦voorbeelden:————————ontstaan2♦voorbeelden:langzamerhand is de gewoonte ontstaan • gradually the custom arosedaarover ontstond ontevredenheid • dissatisfaction arose over thiswe moeten kijken waar de problemen ontstaan • we must trace these problems back to their sourcehierdoor ontstaan er storingen • this causes malfunctionsdoor haar vertrek ontstaat een vacature • her departure has created a vacancydoen ontstaan • create 〈 toestand, vraag〉; bring about 〈 vriendschap〉; cause 〈 pijn〉; raise 〈 twijfel〉schade, ontstaan door nalatigheid • damage arising from/by neglect
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