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1 thanks, gratitude♦voorbeelden:tegen wil en dank • unwillingGod dank brengen • give thanks to Godiemand (grote) dank verschuldigd zijn • owe many thanks to someoneduizendmaal dank • thanks a millioniets in dank aannemen/aanvaarden • accept something with thanks/gratitudeiemand iets niet in dank afnemen • not thank someone for somethinggeen dank • you're welcomeals dank voor alle goede zorgen • by way of thanks for all you've donestank voor dank krijgen • get not so much as a word of thanks for one's pains -
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