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waar1〈de〉♦voorbeelden:zijn waar aan de man brengen • sell one's goods————————waar24 [terwijl] whereas♦voorbeelden:1 op ware grootte • life-size(d), in/to actual sizede ware oorzaak • the real/actual causedaar is geen woord van waar • not a word/syllable of it is truehet is maar al te waar • it's only too true't is toch niet waar! • you don't say!, not really!dat is waar gebeurd • it really/actually happenedhet is te mooi om waar te zijn • it's too good to be trueals hij het zegt, zal het wel waar zijn • if he says so it must be trueer zit wel wat waars in wat hij zegt • there's some truth in what he saysecht waar? • is that really true?, really?eerlijk waar! • honest!zo waar (als) ik hier sta • as (sure as) I'm standing hereiets voor waar houden • take something as truehet ware weet ik er niet van • I don't know the truth of it/the matterniets is minder waar • nothing is further from the truthwaar of niet? • well?, isn't that true/right?een waar genot • a regular/real treateen waar paradijs • a real/veritable paradisedat is je ware • it's the real thing¶ dat is waar ook • that reminds me, by the wayniet waar? • isn't that right/so?hij moest om acht uur thuis zijn, niet waar? • he had to be home at eight o'clock, didn't he?het moet gebeuren, niet waar? • it must be done, mustn't it?hij is de ware (Jacob) • he's Mr RightII 〈 bijwoord〉3 [onbepaald] 〈 overal waar, om het even waar〉 wherever; 〈 overal〉 everywhere; 〈 onverschillig waar〉 anywhere♦voorbeelden:1 waar woon je? • where do you live?waar gaat het nu eigenlijk om? • what is it really all about?2 de boodschap waar hij niet aan gedacht had • the message (that/which) he hadn't rememberedhet dorp waar hij geboren is • the village where/in which he was born -
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