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1 indringen
1 [binnendringen] penetrate (into) ⇒ intrude (into), break (into) 〈 gewelddadig〉, soak (into) 〈 vloeistof〉, pry (into) 〈 andermans zaken〉II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [indrijven] push intoIII 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich indringen〉1 [zich opdringen] thrust oneself in(to)♦voorbeelden: -
2 zich bij iemand indringen
zich bij iemand indringenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > zich bij iemand indringen
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3 opdringen
1 [naar voren dringen] push/press forward; press/push on 〈 verder〉♦voorbeelden:de geallieerden drongen op naar Arnhem • the Allied Forces pressed/pushed on to ArnhemII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [opleggen] force/press (on/upon) ⇒ 〈raad/mening ook〉 intrude/impose (on/upon)♦voorbeelden:1 iemand een drankje opdringen • press/urge a drink on someoneiemand zijn overtuiging opdringen • impose/urge one's conviction (up)on someonedat werd ons opgedrongen • that was forced on usIII 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich opdringen〉1 [met betrekking tot gedachten] force oneself (on) ⇒ urge/obtrude oneself (on/upon)2 [met betrekking tot personen] force oneself (on/upon) ⇒ impose oneself/one's company (on/upon)♦voorbeelden:1 de vergelijking met zijn vader dringt zich aan ons op • a comparison with his father forces itself upon ushij heeft zich aan haar opgedrongen • he imposed himself (up)on her -
4 storen
1 [afleiden] disturb ⇒ 〈 zich opdringen〉 intrude, 〈 onderbreken〉 interrupt, 〈onovergankelijk werkwoord ook; zich ergens mee bemoeien; radio〉 interfere♦voorbeelden:de Duitsers bleven de BBC storen • the Germans kept jamming the BBCstorend werken • be a distraction, be distractinghier kunnen we niet gestoord worden • no one will disturb us herestoort het u als ik rook? • do you mind if I smoke?stoor ik u? • am I in your way?; 〈 bij binnenkomen〉 am I interrupting (you)/intruding?niet storen! • do not disturb!iemand in zijn werk storen • disturb someone at his workiemand in zijn slaap storen • disturb someone in his sleepzich aan niets of niemand storen • be a law unto oneselfzonder zich te storen aan • without regard forstoor u niet aan die praatjes • don't listen to that gossiphij stoorde zich niet aan de waarschuwing • he ignored the warningga rustig tv kijken, stoor je niet aan mij • go ahead and watch TV, don't mind me
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