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1 klagen
1 [droefheid/pijn te kennen geven] complain2 [juridisch] complain♦voorbeelden:ik heb niet te klagen • I can't complain, I'm not complainingjij hebt niets te klagen • you're in no position to complain, you've got nothing to complain aboutje hoeft niet bij mij te komen klagen • don't come complaining to mehij loopt altijd te klagen • he's always complaininggeen reden tot klagen hebben • have no cause for complaintII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [als klacht uiten] complain (of)♦voorbeelden: -
2 continu
♦voorbeelden:II 〈 bijwoord〉1 [onafgebroken] continuously♦voorbeelden:die machine werkt continu • this machine runs continuously -
3 hij heeft altijd wel een of ander kwaaltje
hij heeft altijd wel een of ander kwaaltjeVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > hij heeft altijd wel een of ander kwaaltje
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4 hij loopt altijd te klagen
hij loopt altijd te klagenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > hij loopt altijd te klagen
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5 hij loopt continu te klagen
hij loopt continu te klagenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > hij loopt continu te klagen
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6 kwaal
1 [ziekte, vaak in samenstellingen] complaint, disease ⇒ illness, 〈 vooral in samenstellingen〉 trouble, 〈 vooral in samenstellingen〉 condition♦voorbeelden:de kwalen van de ouderdom • the infirmities of old agehij heeft altijd wel een of ander kwaaltje • he is always complaining about some ailment or other
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