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1 hij was wel gedwongen (om) te antwoorden
hij was wel gedwongen (om) te antwoordenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > hij was wel gedwongen (om) te antwoorden
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1 [in het bijzonder van kinderen] [zeuren] whine (for)2 [door persing uit elkaar dreigen te gaan] be forced apartII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:hij was wel gedwongen (om) te antwoorden • he was obliged to answerhij laat zich niet dwingen • he won't be forcedzoiets laat zich niet dwingen • you can't force a thing like thatiemand dwingen een overhaast besluit te nemen • rush someone into making a hasty decisionals hij niet wil, zullen we hem wel dwingen • if he doesn't want to, we'll make him (do it)de omstandigheden hebben mij gedwongen • circumstances have compelled meniets dwingt u daartoe • you are not obliged to do itzich gedwongen zien • be forced/compelled (to)liefde laat zich niet dwingen • love cannot be forced/constrainedzichzelf moeten dwingen (om) niet te schreeuwen/glimlachen • have to force oneself not to scream/smileiemand dwingen tot gehoorzaamheid • force someone to obeyeen vliegtuig dwingen tot landen • force a plane downiemand tot actie/handelen dwingen • force someone's hand
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