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1 framewerk
• framework -
2 raamwerk
• framework -
3 raamwerksysteem
• framework system -
4 armatuur
n. armature, armor, protective covering; framework around which an artist forms a sculpture; part of an electric generator -
5 beendergestel
n. framework, support structure; very thin person or animal; something that is reduced to its most basic form; secret or shameful information -
6 bogie
n. bogie, wheeled wagon or trolley; chassis or framework carrying wheels attached to a vehicle (Mechanics); wheel truck (U.S), truck (U.S), structure underneath a train to which wheel axles are attached -
7 breukband
n. truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members -
8 dakgebint
n. truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members; bundle; cluster of fruit or flowers -
9 dakspar
n. rafter, sloped beam that forms the framework of a roof -
10 doodshoofd
n. skull, bony framework that encloses the brain and forms the head and face in vertebrates -
11 doodskop
n. skull, bony framework that encloses the brain and forms the head and face in vertebrates -
12 framing
n. framing, frame, framework; act of providing with a frame -
13 gebint
n. truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members; bundle -
14 gebinte
n. truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members; bundle -
15 geraamte
n. skeleton, carcass; framework, body -
16 hersenkas
n. skull, bony framework that encloses the brain and forms the head and face in vertebrates -
17 houtverbinding
n. wood truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members -
18 kaak
n. jaw, one or both of the bones which form the framework of the mouth -
19 kaakbeen
n. jawbone, one or both of the bones which form the framework of the mouth -
20 kader
n. framework, frame; structure
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framework — *structure, skeleton, anatomy … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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framework — ► NOUN ▪ a supporting or underlying structure … English terms dictionary
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