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1 quarter
n. kwart; woonwijk; kwart-dollar; kwart; vierhoek; plaats; streek; genade; windstreek--------v. vierendelen; in vieren delen; in vier gelijke stukken verdelen; kwartieren; opbergenquarter1[ kwo:tə]8 (stads)deel ⇒ wijk, gewest♦voorbeelden:a quarter of an hour • een kwartierhe chose the best quarter of the ox • hij koos het beste kwartier van de osthree quarters of the people voted • driekwart van de mensen stemdeduring the last quarter • in het laatste semesterthis clock also strikes the quarters • deze klok slaat ook de kwartierenit's a quarter past/to eight • het is kwart over/voor achtfrom all quarters of the world • uit alle windstrekenis the wind in that quarter? • waait de wind uit die hoek?♦voorbeelden:♦voorbeelden:find suitable quarters • geschikte huisvesting vindenwell-informed quarters • goed ingelichte kringenmarried quarters • familieverblijventhey took up their quarters • ze sloegen hun tenten op, ze namen hun intrek→ close close/————————quarter2〈 werkwoord〉2 inkwartieren ⇒ logies/huisvesting verschaffen (aan), legeren♦voorbeelden: -
2 behind
adv. achteraan--------n. achterste--------prep. achterbehind1[ bihhajnd] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉————————behind2〈 bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:look behind • omkijkenhe came from behind • hij kwam van achterenbehind in my work • achterop met mijn werkbe behind with the rent • achter zijn met de huur————————behind3〈 voorzetsel〉♦voorbeelden:my best years are behind me • mijn beste jaren heb ik gehadput one's problems behind one • zijn problemen van zich afzettenthe bus is behind schedule • de bus heeft vertragingbehind the times • niet mee met zijn tijdbehind the wheel • aan/achter het stuurwho is behind this? • wie is hiervoor verantwoordelijk?4 we are/stand behind you • wij staan achter je/steunen je
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