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1 onderhoudplichtig
2 [met betrekking tot personen] liable for maintenance/support 〈 predicatief〉 ⇒ liable to maintain/supportVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > onderhoudplichtig
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2 aansprakelijk
♦voorbeelden:iemand aansprakelijk stellen voor iets • hold someone responsible for something -
3 onaansprakelijk
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4 verzekeringsplichtig
1 liable for insurance, required to pay insurance/to be insured 〈 predicatief of na zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:1 dat bedrijf is krachtens de ongevallenwet verzekeringsplichtig • that company is required to pay insurance under the industrial accidents actVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > verzekeringsplichtig
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5 begeven
1 [kapotgaan] break down ⇒ fail, 〈 instorten〉 collapse, 〈 doorzakken, doorbreken〉 give way, 〈 informeel〉 conk out♦voorbeelden:II 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich begeven〉1 [ergens heengaan] proceed ⇒ embark ((up)on) 〈 reis, onderneming〉, adjourn (to) 〈 naar andere kamer〉♦voorbeelden:zich onder de mensen begeven • mingle with other peoplezich op het slechte pad begeven • go astrayzich op weg begeven (naar) • set out (for) -
6 gebrek
♦voorbeelden:gebrek krijgen aan iets • run short of somethinggebrek aan personeel hebben • be short-handedgebrek aan eetlust • loss of appetitebij gebrek aan beter • for want of anything/something betteraan geld geen gebrek • no lack/shortage of moneygebrek hebben/lijden • be in want/need, go short4 alle mensen hebben hun gebreken • we all have our faults, no one's perfectiemand zijn gebreken onder ogen brengen • point someone's faults out to himeen gebrek verhelpen • correct a faultin gebreke stellen • declare in default, hold/declare liablezonder gebreken • flawless, faultless, perfect -
7 solidair
2 [juridisch] joint, (joint and) several♦voorbeelden:1 zich solidair verklaren met iemand • declare one's sympathy for/one's solidarity with someonesolidair zijn • show solidarity (with)
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