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1 beweegbare matrijsplaat
• movable platen• moving platenNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > beweegbare matrijsplaat
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2 beweegbare tafel
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4 bewegende matrijshelft
• movable mould-halfNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > bewegende matrijshelft
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5 sluitzijde
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6 roerend
♦voorbeelden:II 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord〉1 [niet vast] movable, moveable♦voorbeelden:roerend goed • moveable property -
7 deurvleugel
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8 gangboord
n. gangway, movable ramp used when boarding or leaving a ship -
9 hengsel
n. handle, part of an object designed to be gripped by the hand; hinge, movable joint on which a door or other part turns -
10 inboedel
n. furniture, movable articles for use in a home or office (i.e. chairs, tables, etc.); accessories, appliances -
11 kap
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12 meubelstuk
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13 zwevend
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14 verplaatsbaar
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15 verrijdbaar
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16 beweeglijk
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17 een mobiele kraan
een mobiele kraanVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een mobiele kraan
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18 los
los1〈de〉1 lynx————————los21 [niet stevig vastzittend] loose2 [niet bevestigd/gebonden] loose ⇒ free, undone 〈 veter, knoop〉, 〈 afneembaar〉 detachable, 〈 roerend〉 movable4 [niet strak gespannen] slack, loose5 [niet dicht/compact] loose7 [leeg] empty, sold out♦voorbeelden:er is een schroef los • a screw has come loose2 los arbeider • casual/day labourer, odd-jobmanlosse goederen • loose/unpacked/bulk goodseen losse voering • a detachable lininghij schold op alles wat los en vast zat • he let forth a stream of abuselos! • let go!; 〈 boksen〉 break!3 losse centen • loose change/coins〈van een krant/tijdschrift〉 losse nummers • single/odd issuesthee wordt bijna niet meer los verkocht • tea is hardly sold loose anymorehij is los • he is (all) sold out8 een losse aantekening • an occasional note/jottingdat is niet los te denken van • this cannot be detached/dissociated fromlos van • apart from, besides〈 informeel〉 ben je nou helemaal van God los? • have you gone out of your mind?9 een losse houding • an easy/a relaxed pose/attitude11 losse zeden • loose/lax moralsze leven er maar op los • they live from one day to the nexterop los slaan • hit outerop los schieten • fire/blaze awayop iemand los slaan • weigh/pitch into someone -
19 mobiel
mobiel11 mobile————————mobiel21 mobile♦voorbeelden:een mobiele kraan • a movable cranezich mobiel opstellen • be mobile -
20 roerende feestdagen
roerende feestdagenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > roerende feestdagen
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