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toe1〈 bijwoord〉1 [gericht/in de richting naar] to(wards)2 [met betrekking tot een bijvoeging] too, as well3 [met betrekking tot een bedoeling/betrekking] to, for4 [dicht] shut, closed♦voorbeelden:waar moet dit naar toe? • where will this lead us?er het zwijgen toe doen • keep silentdat doet er niet(s) toe • that doesn't matterwilt u nog iets toe? • would you like anything else?aan vervanging toe zijn • be due for replacementwe moeten weten waar we aan toe zijn • we've got to know where we standtot nu toe • so far, up to now————————toe21 [vooruit] come on2 [alstublieft] please ⇒ do3 [och kom] come/go on ⇒ come off it4 [kom kom] there, there ⇒ now, now♦voorbeelden:3 toe nou, wou je me dat wijsmaken? • come on, who do you think you're fooling?¶ toe maar • 〈 doe het maar〉 go on/ahead; 〈 zeg het maar〉 go ahead; 〈ironisch; verbaasd〉 my goodness, good Lord -
4 zij knoeiden maar wat aan
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