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1 Hullceltest
• Hull-cell test -
2 aquavion
n. hydrofoil, structure attached to a boat designed to lift the hull above the water in order to increase the boat's speed; boat equipped with a structure that serves to increase speed by lifting the hull above the water -
3 doppen
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4 bouwdok
n. dry dock, structure that can be drained of water and raised in order to allow access to all parts of a ship's hull (for repairs, maintenance, etc.) -
5 casco
n. hull, body of a ship -
6 draagvleugelboot
n. hydrofoil, boat equipped with a structure that serves to increase speed by lifting the hull above the water -
7 droogdok
n. dry dock, structure that can be drained of water and raised in order to allow access to all parts of a ship's hull (for repairs, maintenance, etc.) -
8 omhulsel
n. envelope, envelopment, wrap, wrapping, cover, casing, case, shell, tunica, hull, husk -
9 pel
n. hull -
10 pellen
v. peel, husk, hull, shell, skin, scale -
11 romp
n. trunk, hull, body, torso, carcase, carcass, shell -
12 schaal
n. shell, carapace, escallop, hull, shuck, testa, test, skin, platter, husk, crust, bowl, dish, dishes, scale, plate, pan, cup, jejune, jimp, lank, slab -
13 scheepsromp
n. hull -
14 schil
adj. lurid, screechy, shrill--------n. skin, peel, paring, jacket, shell, aril, hull, husk, pod -
15 schillen
n. peeling--------v. peel, peel off, flake off, pare, shell, hull, husk -
16 vlees
1) kött2) hull -
17 bolster
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18 casco
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19 hol
hol1I 〈 het〉2 [verblijf/schuilplaats van een dier] hole 〈 ook van vos〉 ⇒ lair, den 〈 voornamelijk van grote carnivoren〉, burrow 〈 van konijn〉, lodge 〈 van bever〉, 〈 van vos, das ook〉 earth♦voorbeelden:deze volksstam woonde in holen • this tribe lived in caves/were cave-dwellersII 〈de〉1 [het hollen] 〈zie voorbeelden 1〉♦voorbeelden:1 op hol slaan • 〈 paard〉 bolt; 〈 kudde〉 stampede; run wild/amuck 〈 ook figuurlijk〉; 〈 figuurlijk〉 run riot————————hol22 [niet bol] hollow ⇒ 〈 concaaf〉 concave, 〈 techniek, technologie ook〉 female 〈 ontvangend〉, sunken 〈 weg, ogen, wangen〉, 〈 blik〉 gaunt3 [waar niets inzit, ook figuurlijk] hollow ⇒ empty 〈ook belofte/woorden, maag〉, gaunt 〈 vertrek〉, cavernous 〈 vertrek〉, 〈 belofte ook〉 idle♦voorbeelden:het holle van de hand/van de voet • the hollow of the hand, the arch of the foot -
20 omhulsel
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