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1 flush out
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2 flush someone out of/from his hiding place
flush someone out of/from his hiding placeEnglish-Dutch dictionary > flush someone out of/from his hiding place
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3 flush
adj. vloed, (plotselinge) stroom; (water)spoeling; weelderig groei; opwinding, roes; blos; flush (kaartspel); rijkelijk voorzien; doorspoelen, doortrekken (v. toilet); kleuren, blozen; onder water zetten--------n. rood aangelopen (van blozen); wegspoeling, afspoeling; verlossing; stroom water; vooruitstrevenheid; enthousiasme, opwinding; kracht--------v. blozen; rood worden; weg stromen (met water), doortrekken (toilet), snel stromend; ophitsen; (in computers) een deel van het geheugen vrijmaken, het geheugen schonen (legen)flush1[ flusj] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 vloed ⇒ (plotselinge) stroom, vloedgolf2 (water)spoeling ⇒ het door/om/schoonspoelen5 opwinding ⇒ uitgelatenheid, roes6 frisheid ⇒ bloei, kracht7 blos♦voorbeelden:→ royal royal/————————flush2〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; voornamelijk predicatief〉♦voorbeelden:————————flush33 op/wegvliegen♦voorbeelden:2 flush up • kleuren, blozenflush with shame • rood worden van schaamteII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 (schoon)spoelen ⇒ om/uit/doorspoelen3 doen kleuren/blozen4 opwinden ⇒ opgetogen maken, aanvuren5 doen op/wegvliegen ⇒ op/verjagen♦voorbeelden:flushed with victory • in een overwinningsroes————————flush4〈 bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:1 fit flush into • gelijk vallen/zijn met, één vlak vormen met -
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adj. rennend; wegvluchtend, vluchtend; deelnemend aan (bv verkiezingen); vloeibaar--------n. hardlopen; wedstrijd; deelnemer zijn; beweging; vloeibaarrunning1[ running] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:1 out of/in the running • kansloos/met een goede kans (om te winnen)————————running21 hardlopend ⇒ rennend, hollend3 (door)lopend ⇒ continu, opeenvolgend♦voorbeelden:〈 boekwezen〉 running head(line) • hoofdregel, kopregelrunning stitch • rijgsteekfive times running • vijf keer achter elkaarin running order • goed werkend〈 slang〉 take a running jump • maak dat je weg komt!
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flush out — (someone/something) to force a person or animal to stop hiding. The military stormed the building and set it on fire to flush out the militants hidden inside. A hunting dog s job is to flush out whatever it is you re hunting. Etymology: based on… … New idioms dictionary
flush out — (something) to cause something to become obvious. We ran the new computer system for a week to flush out any problems with the software. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of flush out(= to force water through something to clean it) … New idioms dictionary
flush out — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms flush out : he/she/it flushes out present participle flushing out past tense flushed out past participle flushed out 1) a) to clean something using a lot of water Flush the pipes out with clean water. b) to… … English dictionary
flush out sb — UK US flush out sb Phrasal Verb with flush({{}}/flʌʃ/ verb ► to force someone who is planning something secretly to act or to state their intentions: »Analysts have speculated that the current weak share price could flush out a potential bidder … Financial and business terms
flush out — verb a) To force people or animals to leave a place where they are hiding. The troops changed their tactics to try to flush out the guerrilla army. b) To clean by forcing a lot of water, or other cleaning liquid, through a dirty container or… … Wiktionary
flush out — transitive verb Etymology: flush (I) : to bring to light : make public or available hoping to flush out some millions of hoarded dollars succeeded in flushing out many additional tax evaders … Useful english dictionary
flush out someone — flush out (someone/something) to force a person or animal to stop hiding. The military stormed the building and set it on fire to flush out the militants hidden inside. A hunting dog s job is to flush out whatever it is you re hunting. Etymology … New idioms dictionary
flush out something — flush out (someone/something) to force a person or animal to stop hiding. The military stormed the building and set it on fire to flush out the militants hidden inside. A hunting dog s job is to flush out whatever it is you re hunting. Etymology … New idioms dictionary
flush out something — flush out (something) to cause something to become obvious. We ran the new computer system for a week to flush out any problems with the software. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of flush out(= to force water through something to clean… … New idioms dictionary
flush out — see flush 4) … English dictionary
flush out — force out of hiding … English contemporary dictionary
