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1 edelmoedigheid
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2 altruïsme
n. altruism, unselfish devotion to others; benevolence, philanthropy, kindness, generosity -
3 benevolentie
n. benevolence, generosity, kindness -
4 edelmoedigheid
n. magnanimousness, generosity -
5 generositeit
n. generosity, generous act, unselfish deed -
6 goedgeefsheid
n. generosity, quality of being generous -
7 grootheid
n. greatness, largeness, bigness; pomposity; generosity, openhandedness -
8 gulhartigheid
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9 gulheid
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10 mildheid
n. generosity, charity, gentleness, mildness, lenience, leniency, kindling, largesse, munificence, balminess, meekness -
11 vrijgevigheid
n. liberality, munificence, open handedness, generosity, largesse, largess -
12 betalen
1 [het verschuldigde doen toekomen] pay 〈 iemand, een rekening〉; pay for 〈 iets〉 ⇒ 〈 na protest〉 pay up, 〈 ten volle〉 pay off, 〈 ten volle〉 settle 〈ook → link=betaald betaald〉♦voorbeelden:1 het nog te betalen bedrag is … • the amount still due is …de chauffeur/de ober betalen • pay the driver/the waitereen deel van de kosten betalen • share in the costsieder zijn deel betalen • share and share alikede kosten betalen • bear the costte betalen saldo, (nog) te betalen • balance duezijn schulden (niet) betalen • (not) pay one's debtsiemand te veel laten betalen • overcharge someonemag ik even betalen? • could I have the bill, please?weigeren te betalen, niet meer betalen 〈 rekeningen〉 • repudiate/suspend paymenten wij moeten alles maar betalen • and we have to foot the billwie zal dit betalen? • who's going to pay for this?contant betalen • pay (in) cashiets duur (moeten) betalen • pay dear for somethingwat heb je ervoor moeten betalen • what did they charge you for it?hoeveel krijgen zij ervoor betaald? • what's in it for them?die huizen zijn niet te betalen • the price of these houses is prohibitivevooruit te betalen, vooraf betalen • payable in advanceelkaar met gesloten beurzen betalen • settle on mutual termsmet een cheque/met cheques betalen • pay by chequeper uur/stuk betaald worden • be paid by the hour, be on piece-workuit eigen portemonnee betalen • pay out of one's own pockethier hoeft u niets voor te betalen • there is no charge (for this)hier kun je alles kopen, als je maar betaalt • you can buy anything here, at a price1 [geld opleveren] pay♦voorbeelden:2 [vergelden] repay♦voorbeelden: -
13 edelmoedig handelen
edelmoedig handelenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > edelmoedig handelen
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14 edelmoedig
♦voorbeelden:edelmoedig handelen • act with generosityiemand edelmoedig vergeven • generously forgive someone -
15 een weldaad met ondank betalen
een weldaad met ondank betalenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een weldaad met ondank betalen
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16 goedgeefsheid
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17 grootmoedigheid
Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > grootmoedigheid
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18 gulheid
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19 mildheid
2 [goedgeefsheid] generosity♦voorbeelden: -
20 vrijgevigheid
1 generosity, magnanimity
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