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1 melt
n. soort gerecht gemaakt met toplaagje van gesmolten Zwitserse kaas--------v. smelten; versmelten; doen smelten; ontdooien; doen verdwijnen[ melt]♦voorbeelden:the fuse has melted • de stop is doorgeslagenmelt in the mouth • smelten op de tongmelt down • omsmeltenhis heart melted at her tears • haar tranen deden zijn hart smeltenmelt with pity • smelten van medelijden -
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3 melt by/through the agency of heat
melt by/through the agency of heatEnglish-Dutch dictionary > melt by/through the agency of heat
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4 melt with pity
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5 melt away
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6 melt down
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7 melt in the mouth
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8 melt like wax
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9 melt with heat
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10 melt point
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11 melt water
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12 (he looks as if) butter wouldn't melt in his mouth
hij lijkt de onschuld zelve, hij lijkt van de prins geen kwaad te wetenEnglish-Dutch dictionary > (he looks as if) butter wouldn't melt in his mouth
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13 butter wouldn't melt in his mouth
vlijenaar (zoete woorden,mooie woorden)English-Dutch dictionary > butter wouldn't melt in his mouth
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14 to melt
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15 to melt down
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16 to melt on
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17 to melt through
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18 to melt together
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19 to melt up
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20 agency
n. agentschap; bureau; vertegenwoordiging[ eedzjənsie] 〈meervoud: agencies〉1 bureau ⇒ instantie, instelling2 agentuur ⇒ agentschap, vertegenwoordiging3 bemiddeling ⇒ tussenkomst, toedoen♦voorbeelden:melt by/through the agency of heat • smelten door de kracht van de warmte
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