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1 als bemiddelaar optreden
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2 bemiddelen
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3 interveniëren
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4 middellijk
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5 tussenliggend
adj. intermediate, intermediary, mediate -
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7 als bemiddelaar optreden
als bemiddelaar optredenmediate, arbitrate, act as (a) mediatorVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > als bemiddelaar optreden
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8 bemiddelaar
bemiddelaar, bemiddelaarster,1 [tussenpersoon] intermediary 〈 mannelijk, vrouwelijk〉 ⇒ 〈 met betrekking tot geschil〉 mediator 〈 mannelijk, vrouwelijk〉, 〈 vrouwelijk ook〉 mediatrix, 〈 internationaal ook〉 honest broker, 〈 ambtelijk ook〉 arbitrator, 〈 ambtelijk ook〉 conciliator, 〈 ambtelijk ook〉 arbitration officer 〈 mannelijk, vrouwelijk〉, 〈 informeel〉 go-between2 [met betrekking tot een arbeidsbureau] employment officer♦voorbeelden:1 als bemiddelaar optreden • mediate, arbitrate, act as (a) mediator -
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♦voorbeelden:1 bemiddelend optreden (in) • act as a mediator/arbitrator (in) -
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11 optreden als bemiddelaar
optreden als bemiddelaaract as mediator, mediateVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > optreden als bemiddelaar
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12 optreden
optreden1〈 het〉1 [handelwijze] 〈 leger, politie enz.〉 action; 〈 handelwijze〉 way of acting, behaviour; 〈 houding〉 attitude, manner; 〈 voorkomen〉 bearing, demeanour♦voorbeelden:1 het optreden van de politie werd fel bekritiseerd • the conduct of the police was strongly criticizedzijn brutaal optreden • his impertinent/insolent behaviour/conduct2 hun eerste optreden • their first appearance, their debut————————optreden23 [zich voordoen] appear, occur♦voorbeelden:2 optreden als bemiddelaar • act as mediator, mediateeindelijk trad er een verbetering op • improvement set in at last4 handelend optreden • act, take actionstreng optreden • take firm actionoptreden tegen iemand • take action against someone
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