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1 laziness
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2 laziness pure and simple
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3 he is a byword for laziness
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4 he was booted out for his laziness
he was booted out for his lazinessEnglish-Dutch dictionary > he was booted out for his laziness
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5 she was carpeted for her laziness
she was carpeted for her lazinessEnglish-Dutch dictionary > she was carpeted for her laziness
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6 boot
n. laars; (in computers) starten, de computer opnieuw starten; (in autos) bagageruimte; ontslag; schop--------v. schoppen; ontslaanboot1[ boe:t] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:3 give/get the boot • ontslag geven/krijgendie in one's boots/with one's boots on • in het harnas stervenlick someone's boots • iemands hielen likken, iemand vleien〈 slang〉 put the boot in • in elkaar trappen, erop inhakken→ big big/————————boot2〈 werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden: -
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n. spreekwoord; belichaming; zegswijzebyword1 spreekwoord ⇒ gezegde, zegswijze2 belichaming ⇒ synoniem, prototype♦voorbeelden:2 the canals are a byword for Amsterdam • wie grachten zegt, zegt Amsterdamhe is a byword for laziness • hij is het prototype van de luiaard -
8 carpet
n. kleed, vloerkleed--------v. bedekken met vloerkleed; berispingcarpet1[ ka:pit] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 (vloer)tapijt ⇒ (vloer)kleed, karpet, (trap)loper♦voorbeelden:fitted carpet • vast/kamerbreed tapijt————————carpet2〈 werkwoord〉2 〈voornamelijk Brits-Engels; informeel〉een uitbrander/standje geven♦voorbeelden: -
9 lazy
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10 pure
adj. zuiver; rein; louter[ pjoeə] 〈purer; pureness〉1 puur ⇒ zuiver, onvervalst2 volkomen ⇒ zuiver, puur♦voorbeelden:pure in body and mind • zuiver/rein van lichaam en geest〈 voornamelijk na zelfstandig naamwoord, informeel〉 pure and simple • niets dan, eenvoudigweglaziness pure and simple • niets dan luiheidpure chance • zuiver toeval
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