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1 boos
7 [verderfelijk] evil, wicked, corrupt, depraved♦voorbeelden:in een boze bui • in a fit of angerboos kijken (naar iemand) • scowl (at someone)iemand boos maken • make someone angryje moet niet boos worden • don't be angryzich boos maken om iets • get angry about somethinghij is boos op zichzelf • he's angry at himselfboos worden op iemand • get angry at someonehet was geen boze opzet • there was no harm intendedboze tongen • evil tongues -
2 boosaardig
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3 kwaadwilligheid
♦voorbeelden:misschien is er kwaadwilligheid in het spel? • could there be foul play here somewhere?Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > kwaadwilligheid
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4 leedvermaak
1 malicious/perverse delight/pleasure♦voorbeelden:1 leedvermaak hebben over … • take malicious pleasure in …, gloat over … -
5 achterklap
n. backbiting, slander, scandal, malicious gossip -
6 boos
adj. angry, mad, furious; evil, malicious, venomous--------adv. angrily, furiously -
7 brandstichten
n. arson, crime of setting a fire with intent to cause damage, deliberate and malicious burning of property -
8 brandstichting
n. arson, deliberate and malicious burning of property -
9 hatelijk
adj. hateful, spiteful, malicious--------adv. viciously, spitefully, maliciously -
10 heilloos
adj. wicked, evil, bad mischievous; vicious, malicious -
11 kwaadaardig
adj. malicious, vicious, ill-natured, ill, malignant, malign, despiteful, pernicious, mischievous, nasty, virulent--------adv. viciously, perniciously, virulently -
12 leedvermaak
n. malicious pleasure -
13 opzettelijk
adj. intentional, intended, wilful, willful, deliberate, designed, purposeful, studied, set, express, malicious, felonious, orchidaceous--------adv. deliberately, designedly, by design, purposefully, on purpose, of set purpose, meaningly, wittingly, expressly, express -
14 plaagziek
adj. malicious -
15 slecht
adj. bad, evil, perverse, ill, wicked, dammfool, malign, wretched, wrong, malicious, ill-conditioned, naughty, misbegotten, nefarious, mucky, penny a line--------adv. badly, perversely -
16 venijnig
adj. venomous, poisonous, malicious, evil -
17 voorbedacht
adj. premeditate, forethought, aforethought, intentional, malicious, prepense--------adv. by design -
18 boosaardige laster
boosaardige lasterVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > boosaardige laster
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19 gemeen
gemeen1〈 het〉————————gemeen21 [slecht, vals] nasty ⇒ 〈 boosaardig〉 vicious, malicious, 〈 laag, verachtelijk〉 low, 〈 laag, verachtelijk〉 vile, 〈 met betrekking tot behandeling〉 shabby♦voorbeelden:een gemene hond • a vicious dog〈 sport〉 gemeen spel • foul/dirty/rough playwat een gemeen spul • what foul stuffeen gemene streek • a dirty trickdat is gemeen van je • that's a mean/rotten thing (for you) to dogemene zaak met iemand maken • make common cause with someoneniets/veel met iemand gemeen hebben • have nothing/a lot in common with someone3 de gemene zaak • public/common interest4 gemene taal uitslaan • use foul/filthy languageII 〈 bijwoord〉1 [op valse/verachtelijke wijze] nastily ⇒ 〈 boosaardig〉 viciously, maliciously, 〈 met betrekking tot behandeling〉 shabbily♦voorbeelden:2 het is gemeen koud • it's awfully/beastly cold -
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