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1 blijken
♦voorbeelden:1 het bleek een trucje te zijn • it turned out/proved to be a trickdoen blijken van • show, expresslaten blijken • showhij liet er niets van blijken • he gave no sign of itik liet niet blijken dat ik het door had • I did not let on that I knewze liet duidelijk blijken dat … • she made it (abundantly) clear that …dat moet nog blijken • that remains to be seenhet bleek mij/hem dat … • it became clear to me/him that …uit dit alles blijkt, dat … • all this goes to show that …het zal spoedig blijken of hij geschikt is • we shall soon find out if he is suitable -
2 hij liet er niets van blijken
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3 aanwijzing
♦voorbeelden:er bestaat geen enkele aanwijzing dat … • there is no indication whatever that …de aanwijzingen opvolgen • follow the directionsaanwijzingen voor het gebruik • directions for use
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