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1 dekken
v. cover, blanket; lay the table, set the table for a meal; protect, shield -
2 de tafel klaarmaken
de tafel klaarmakenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > de tafel klaarmaken
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3 klaarmaken
3 [presteren] do ⇒ manage♦voorbeelden:iemand klaarmaken voor een examen • prepare someone for an exam2 brood klaarmaken • make some/the sandwicheshet ontbijt klaarmaken • make breakfast, get breakfast readyeen slaatje/drankje klaarmaken • make/mix a salad/drinkniet veel klaarmaken • not be up to much -
4 zetten
1 [doen zitten] seat3 [bepalen] set6 [met kracht beginnen] set to7 [opwekken] set9 [zijn vaste vorm krijgen] set♦voorbeelden:zich aan tafel zetten • sit down at tableeruit zetten • eject, evict, throw outalle conventies opzij zetten • set aside all conventions, be unconventionalzet je auto aan de kant • pull up at the sideiemand achter de tralies zetten • put someone behind barseen edelsteen in goud zetten • set a jewel in goldhet eten op tafel zetten • serve dinnereen schip op het land zetten • run a ship ashoreeen ladder tegen de muur zetten • set a ladder against a wallzet dat maar uit je hoofd! • get that out of your headiemand uit een vereniging zetten • drop someone from a clubin elkaar zetten • 〈 machine〉 fit/put together, assemble something; 〈 vlug of slordig〉 knock together; 〈 plannetje〉 contrive, think uphet op een lopen zetten • (make a) run for ithet op een zuipen zetten • hit the bottle10 letters zetten • compose/set typehet zetten • typesetting, composingik zet er vijf pond op (dat) • I bet you five pounds (that)¶ zet de muziek harder/zachter • turn up/down the musicdat kan zij niet zetten • she can't stomach thatzich ergens toe zetten • put one's mind to something -
5 servet
n. napkin, table napkin, serviette, lay over -
6 achterste
I 〈 het〉1 [het achtereinde] back (part)♦voorbeelden:1 〈 figuurlijk〉 niet het achterste van zijn tong laten zien • not speak one's true mind, not lay all one's cards on the tablehet achterste voor • backwards1 [met betrekking tot plaats] back one ⇒ hindmost/rear(most) one -
7 een cao openbreken
een cao openbrekenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een cao openbreken
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8 niet het achterste van zijn tong laten zien
niet het achterste van zijn tong laten ziennot speak one's true mind, not lay all one's cards on the tableVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > niet het achterste van zijn tong laten zien
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9 openbreken
II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 [wijzigingen aanbrengen in] 〈zie voorbeelden 2〉♦voorbeelden:een kluis openbreken • crack a safeeen slot openbreken • force a lock -
10 opzij zetten
opzij zetten
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