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1 vaste verbindingen
vaste verbindingenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > vaste verbindingen
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2 verbinding
2 [relatie] connection3 [mogelijkheid tot verkeer] connection6 [met betrekking tot telefoon] connection♦voorbeelden:1 een verbinding tot stand brengen • establish/make a connection/link2 zich in verbinding stellen met • get in touch/contact withde verbindingen met de stad zijn uitstekend • 〈 het vervoer〉 connections with the city are excellentde verbinding werd verbroken • 〈 ook〉 we/they were cut off
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