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1 druppelen
v. drop, drip, trickle, dribble, eavesdrop, ooze out, weep -
2 lek
adj. leaky--------n. leak, leakage, escape, ooze -
3 lekken
v. leak, lick, ooze, lap, run -
4 looiwater
n. ooze -
5 modder
n. mud, muddiness, muddle, mire, ooze, slob, sludge, slime, dirt -
6 ontzinken
v. sink away, ooze -
7 sijpelen
v. ooze, percolate, seep, weep -
8 sijpeling
n. ooze -
9 slib
n. ooze, silt, slime, warp -
10 slijk
n. mud, ooze, mire, dirt, slime, slosh -
11 uitlekken
v. leak, ooze, percolate -
12 uitzweten
v. exude, ooze, sweat out -
13 opkomen
• to emerge• to float• to leaf• to ooze -
14 uitlekken
• to drain out• to drip out• to drop out• to leak out• to ooze out -
15 doorslaan
1 [voortgaan met slaan] keep hitting ⇒ continue hitting/to hit3 [overhellen naar het grootste gewicht] tip, dip5 [bekennen] talk♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 [door slaan mengen, doorroeren] beat (up)♦voorbeelden:2 eieren/deeg doorslaan • beat eggs, knead dough -
16 drab
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17 druppelen
druppelen, druppen♦voorbeelden:uit de insnijdingen druppelt vocht • the incisions are oozing moistureII 〈 onpersoonlijk werkwoord〉1 [zachtjes regenen] drizzle -
18 prut
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19 slib
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20 uitlekken
♦voorbeelden:1 het plan is uitgelekt • the plan has got/leaked out
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