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41 follow the lead
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42 follow the sea
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43 follow up post
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44 follow-up discussion
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45 follow-up sheet
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46 follow-up test
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47 follow-on call
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48 follow-on cutting and bending tool
volgsnijbuigerEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > follow-on cutting and bending tool
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49 follow-on cutting tool
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50 follow-on tool
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51 act on/follow/take someone's advice
act on/follow/take someone's adviceEnglish-Dutch dictionary > act on/follow/take someone's advice
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52 blindly follow the leader
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53 to follow
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54 worse is to follow
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55 would you like anything to follow?
would you like anything to follow?wilt u nog iets toe?English-Dutch dictionary > would you like anything to follow?
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56 be a tough act to follow
(slang) moeilijk na te bootsen, boven iets staan, zo uitzonderlijk zijn dat het niet te verbeteren is -
57 to follow
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58 advice
n. advies; raad[ ədvajs]♦voorbeelden:ask for/take advice • om raad vragen, inlichtingen inwinnenact on/follow/take someone's advice • iemands advies opvolgenon the doctor's advice • op doktersadvies -
59 banner
n. banier, vaandel; groot opschrift; (internet) reclame vertoond op webpagina (o.h.a. als animatiebeelden)[ bænə]2 spandoek♦voorbeelden:under the banner of … • met … in het vaandel -
60 blind
adj. blind; verblind--------n. gordijn; mom; misleiding--------v. verblindenblind1[ blajnd] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 scherm ⇒ jaloezie, zonnescherm, rolgordijn2 voorwendsel ⇒ uitvlucht, dekmantel♦voorbeelden:2 his job is a blind for his spying activities • zijn baantje is een dekmantel voor zijn spionagewerk→ Venetian Venetian/————————blind2〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; blindness〉2 blind ⇒ zonder begrip, ongevoelig3 blind ⇒ onoverzichtelijk, aan het oog onttrokken♦voorbeelden:as blind as a bat/mole • zo blind als een mol, stekeblindblind faith • blind geloof/vertrouwenhe was blindly groping his way through the forest • tastend zocht hij zijn weg door het bosblindly follow the leader • onvoorwaardelijk de leider volgenblind in one eye • blind aan één oogblind with rage • blind van woedethe blind • de blinden¶ not a blind bit of • geen schijn van, niet de/het minste〈 informeel〉 blind date • afspraak tussen elkaar nog onbekende man en vrouw; elk van de partners daarbijturn a blind eye to something • iets door de vingers zien, een oogje dichtknijpen voor ietsblind letter • onbestelbare brief————————blind3〈 werkwoord〉2 verblinden ⇒ misleiden, begoochelen3 verduisteren ⇒ verbergen, overschaduwen♦voorbeelden:2 blind someone with science • iemand overstelpen/overdonderen met kennis/feiten————————blind4〈 bijwoord〉1 blind(elings) ⇒ ondoordacht, roekeloos♦voorbeelden:1 fly blind • blind/op de instrumenten vliegen
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