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n. verrassing--------v. verrassensurprise1[ səprajz] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 verrassing ⇒ verbazing, verwondering; overrompeling♦voorbeelden:look up in surprise • verrast opkijkentake by surprise • overrompelento my great surprise • tot mijn grote verbazing————————surprise2〈 werkwoord〉1 verrassen ⇒ verbazen; overvallen, betrappen♦voorbeelden:1 you'd be surpriseed! • daar zou je van opkijken!you surprise me! • dat had ik niet van je verwacht!she surprised him into an answer • voor hij het wist had ze hem een antwoord ontfutseld -
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adj. veel; veel meer; heel veel; op grote schaal--------adv. veel; veel meer; heel veel; op grote schaal--------n. veel; heel veel; grote hoeveelheid; op grote schaalmuch11 veel♦voorbeelden:how much is it? • hoeveel is/kost het?the chapel is not much to look at • de kapel ziet er onooglijk uitit's not up to much • het stelt niet veel voorher contribution didn't amount to much • haar bijdrage was van weinig betekenisI thought as much • dat dacht ik alit was as much as I could do to … • ik had er mijn handen vol mee om …he's not much of a sportsman • hij is geen sportman, als sportman stelt hij niet veel voorso much for his high falutin' words • daarmee weten we wat we aan zijn mooie woorden hebbenwell, so much for that • dat was dan datit is too much for me • het is meer dan ik (ver)dragen kan————————much2〈bijwoord; more, most〉♦voorbeelden:he was much pleased with it • hij was er erg mee ingenomenas much as \\td2 million • wel/(maar) liefst 2 miljoen dollarhe didn't so much want to meet John as (to meet) John's sister • hij wilde niet zozeer John ontmoeten als (wel) Johns zustermuch as he would have liked to go • hoe graag hij ook was gegaanmuch to my surprise • tot mijn grote verrassing→ never never/————————much3〈determinator; more, most〉1 veel♦voorbeelden:not much use • niet erg bruikbaar¶ so much rubbish • allemaal/niets dan nonsens
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