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1 zichzelf
1 himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves, self♦voorbeelden:de tijd aan zichzelf hebben • have one's time to oneselfbuiten zichzelf van woede • beside oneself with rageop zichzelf staand • separateop zichzelf wonen • live on one's ownop zichzelf is dat niets nieuws • in itself that's nothing newop zichzelf (genomen) • as it istot zichzelf komen • come to oneselfuit zichzelf • of one's own accordzij heeft geld van zichzelf • she has money of her ownvoor zichzelf beginnen • start a business of one's owneen coupé voor zichzelf alleen hebben • have a compartment all to oneselfgeen moment voor zichzelf hebben • not have a minute to call one's own -
2 een coupé voor zichzelf alleen hebben
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