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1 luggage van
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2 luggage storage
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3 the customs officers raked through their luggage
the customs officers raked through their luggageEnglish-Dutch dictionary > the customs officers raked through their luggage
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4 expedite luggage
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5 rake
n. hark; losbol--------v. harken; in overvloed zijnrake1[ reek] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉3 losbol♦voorbeelden:————————rake21 harken♦voorbeelden:2 the customs officers raked through their luggage • de douanebeambten doorzochten hun bagage van onder tot bovenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:1 〈 informeel〉 he has raked in more than 1,000 pound this week • deze week heeft hij over de 1.000 pond opgestrekenyou must be raking it in • je moet wel scheppen geld verdienen2 rake over old ashes • oprakelen, oude koeien uit de sloot halen -
6 pile
n. hoop; veel; verzameling gebouwen bij elkaar; batterij; stapel; aambei--------v. opstapelen; ophopenpile1[ pajl]1 (hei)paal ⇒ staak, pijler4 hoog/groot gebouw(encomplex) ⇒ blok gebouwen♦voorbeelden:1 dons ⇒ wol, vacht————————pile21 zich ophopen/opstapelen ⇒ samentroepen/stromen♦voorbeelden:1 pile in • binnenstromen/drommenpile up • zich opstapelenthey piled into the car • ze persten zich in de autoII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 stapelen ⇒ opstapelen, beladen, vullen♦voorbeelden:pile the pressure on • de druk verhogenpile wood on(to) the fire • hout op het vuur gooienpile on/up something • iets opstapelenpile up a car • een auto in de vernieling rijden -
7 excess
adj. extra-, over(vracht)--------n. overmaat, overlaadexcess1[ ikses, ekses] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉3 overschot ⇒ surplus, rest♦voorbeelden:1 in/to excess • bovenmate, buitenmate¶ in excess of • meer dan, bovendrink to excess • onmatig drinken————————excess2[ ekses] 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:excess fare • toeslagexcess postage • strafport
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