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1 one-off
one-off1————————one-off2 -
2 throw one off the scent
iem. van het juiste spoor afbrengen -
3 off (one's) guard
off (one's) guard -
4 off one's crust
off one's crust -
5 off one's feed
off one's feed -
6 off one's legs
off one's legs -
7 off one's nut
off one's nut -
8 off one's oats
off one's oats -
9 off one's own bat
off one's own batuit eigen beweging, op eigen houtje -
10 off one's rocker
off one's rocker -
11 off the top of one's head
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12 off/out of one's head
off/out of one's headgek, niet goed bij zijn verstand -
13 off-day
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14 take off one's hat/take one's hat off to someone
take off one's hat/take one's hat off to someoneEnglish-Dutch dictionary > take off one's hat/take one's hat off to someone
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15 cut off one's nose to spite one's face
(in een woedebui) zijn eigen glazen/ruiten ingooienEnglish-Dutch dictionary > cut off one's nose to spite one's face
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16 throw off
ergens van afkomenthrow off♦voorbeelden: -
17 be knocked off one's horse
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18 be off one's game
be off one's gameuit vorm/niet op dreef zijn -
19 be off one's onion
be off one's onion -
20 be run/rushed off one's feet
be run/rushed off one's feet
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