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2 smeedijzer
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3 gesmeed
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4 opgewonden
adj. heated, feverish, ablaze, agitated, flurried, touched, wrought up--------adv. heatedly, feverishly -
5 overspannen
adj. overstrung, overwrought, wrought up--------v. span, strain, overstrain -
6 smeedijzer
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7 bewerken
1 [werk verrichten aan] treat ⇒ work 〈 land, deeg〉, process 〈 grondstoffen, gegevens〉, tool 〈 steen〉, hammer 〈 ijzer〉, beat 〈 ijzer〉, 〈 redigeren〉 edit, 〈 herzien〉 rewrite, 〈 herzien〉 revise, 〈 omwerken〉 adapt2 [versieren] work, tool♦voorbeelden:1 een Frans boek voor het Nederlandse taalgebied bewerken • adapt a French book for the Dutch readerde grond bewerken • till the land/soilmuziek voor orkest bewerken • arrange music for orchestramachinaal bewerken • machinegeheel opnieuw bewerkt door • completely revised byiemand met een mes bewerken • set about someone with a knifebewerken tot een film • adapt for the screeneen prachtig bewerkte zilveren schaal • a handsomely wrought silver dish3 kamerleden bewerken • lobby M.P.'sde kiezers bewerken • canvass the votershij trachtte te bewerken dat zijn boek gepubliceerd werd • he tried to secure the publication of his book -
8 een prachtig bewerkte zilveren schaal
een prachtig bewerkte zilveren schaalVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een prachtig bewerkte zilveren schaal
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9 een sieraad in goud uitvoeren
een sieraad in goud uitvoerenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een sieraad in goud uitvoeren
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10 geslagen
1 [slaag gehad hebbend] beaten♦voorbeelden: -
11 gesmeed
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12 smeedijzer
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13 uitvoeren
1 [exporteren] export2 [verrichten] do♦voorbeelden:2 hij voert niets uit • he doesn't do a stroke (of work)/doesn't get anything donewat voer je daar uit? • what are you up to?plannen uitvoeren • carry out/execute plans, put plans into effect5 het boekje is goed uitgevoerd • the booklet is nicely produced/well finishedeen sieraad in goud uitvoeren • a piece of jewellery wrought in gold
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