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1 berichten
♦voorbeelden:iemand iets berichten • inform someone of somethingberichten over de stand van zaken • report on the current situationwij berichten u hierbij dat • we hereby inform you that -
2 iemand iets berichten
iemand iets berichtenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand iets berichten
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3 mededeling doen van iets aan iemand
mededeling doen van iets aan iemandVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > mededeling doen van iets aan iemand
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4 mededeling
♦voorbeelden:een vertrouwelijke mededeling • a confidential statementeen mededeling aanplakken • post a noticeeen mededeling doen • make an announcement/a statementmededeling doen van iets aan iemand • inform someone of somethingingezonden mededeling • announcementeen briefje met de mededeling dat … • a note saying that … -
5 hoogte
1 [verticale afmeting] height3 [vrije ruimte boven iets anders] height4 [met betrekking tot klanken] pitch5 [wiskunde] height6 [aardrijkskunde] level ⇒ 〈 latitude〉 latitude, 〈 met betrekking tot hemellichaam〉 elevation, 〈 met betrekking tot hemellichaam〉 altitude♦voorbeelden:op gelijke hoogte met de vloer • level/flush with the floorop geringe/grote hoogte vliegen • fly at (a) high/low altitude〈 figuurlijk〉 tot op zekere hoogte hebt u gelijk • to some/a certain extent you're right〈 figuurlijk〉 Nederland is leuk tot op zekere hoogte • Holland is nice as/so far as it goesop een hoogte van 7000 m • at a height/an altitude of 7000 m.ter hoogte van zijn schouders • at shoulder height〈 figuurlijk〉 de prijzen gingen de hoogte in • prices went up/rose; 〈 sterker〉 prices rocketed/soared5 lengte, breedte en hoogte • length, breadth and heighter staat een file ter hoogte van Woerden • there is a Atraffic jam near Woerdeniemand op de hoogte brengen/stellen • acquaint someone with something, inform someone about/of something; 〈 informeel〉 fill someone in on somethingvolledig van iets op de hoogte zijn • be well informed about/acquainted with something; 〈 informeel〉 be well up on somethingindien u verhinderd bent wordt u verzocht ons hiervan op de hoogte te stellen • please let us know if you are unable to come -
6 iemand op de hoogte brengen/stellen
iemand op de hoogte brengen/stellenacquaint someone with something, inform someone about/of something; 〈 informeel〉 fill someone in on somethingVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand op de hoogte brengen/stellen
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7 kennis
I 〈 de (vrouwelijk)〉2 [besef, bewustzijn] consciousness3 [wat men geleerd heeft] knowledge ⇒ 〈 informatie〉 information, 〈 geleerdheid, wetenschappelijke kennis〉 learning 〈 in het bijzonder met betrekking tot de alfawetenschappen〉, 〈 technische kennis ook〉 know-how4 [verstand] 〈zie voorbeelden 4〉♦voorbeelden:1 kennis geven van iets • give notice of/announce somethingzonder (vooraf) kennis te geven • without (prior) noticekennis nemen van iets • take note of somethingiemand van iets in kennis stellen • inform/notify someone of somethingmensen met elkaar in kennis brengen • introduce people to each othermet kennis van zaken • expertly2 zij is weer bij kennis gekomen • she has regained consciousness, she has come roundbuiten kennis zijn/raken • be unconscious, lose consciousnessparate kennis • ready knowledgeII 〈 de (mannelijk)〉1 [bekende] acquaintance♦voorbeelden:een oppervlakkige kennis • a casual acquaintance -
8 verwittigen
♦voorbeelden:1 iemand verwittigen van iets • inform/advise/notify someone of something -
9 iemand van iets in kennis stellen
iemand van iets in kennis stelleninform/notify someone of somethingVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand van iets in kennis stellen
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10 iemand verwittigen van iets
iemand verwittigen van ietsinform/advise/notify someone of somethingVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand verwittigen van iets
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