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1 aanspreektijd
• operate time• pick-up time• pull-in time• reaction time -
2 opereren
3 [leger] operate♦voorbeelden:het kan niet geopereerd worden • it is inoperablezij is geopereerd aan de longen • she has had an operation on/of the lungsgeopereerd worden aan de blindedarm • have an operation for appendicitis -
3 werken
2 [een beroep uitoefenen; bezig zijn] work6 [schoonmaken] clean♦voorbeelden:iemand hard laten werken • work someone hardhard werken • work hardaan iets werken • work at/on somethinger wordt aan gewerkt • someone is working on itmet een computer/machine werken • 〈 ook〉 operate a computer/machinewerken op het land • work the soil/landvan werken ga je niet dood • hard work won't kill youwerken voor school/een examen • do one's schoolwork, study for an examdie man werkt voor drie • that man does the work of three (people)2 minder/meer uren gaan werken • work shorter/longer hoursaan zijn conditie werken • improve one's conditionhij werkt met twintig man personeel • he employs a staff of twenty3 hoe werkt dat ding? • how does that thing work?de nieuwe regeling werkt (goed) • the new procedure is functioning (well)dit apparaat werkt heel eenvoudig • this apparatus is simple to operatezo werkt dat niet • that's not the way it worksin iemands voordeel/nadeel werken • work to someone's advantage/disadvantagehout blijft altijd werken • wood keeps warpingII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [in een toestand brengen] 〈zie voorbeelden 1〉♦voorbeelden:zich kapot werken • work one's fingers to the bonezich dood werken • work oneself to deathzich omhoog werken • work one's way upeen ongewenst persoon eruit werken • get rid of an unwanted personnaar iets toe werken • work up to (doing) somethingiemand tegen de grond werken • lay someone low -
4 denkfout
n. logical error, error which causes a program to operate incorrectly instead of how it was intended to operate (Computers); fallacy, misconception, mistake -
5 bedienen
1 [dienen, helpen; ook met betrekking tot de horeca] serve2 [zorg dragen voor, doen functioneren] operate♦voorbeelden:iemand op zijn wenken bedienen • wait on someone hand and footaan tafel bedienen • wait at (the) tableII 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich bedienen〉2 [met betrekking tot de spijzen] help oneself (to)♦voorbeelden: -
6 besturen
2 [met betrekking tot een werktuig] control, operate♦voorbeelden:1 een auto/tram besturen • drive a car/trameen schip/vliegtuig besturen • steer a ship, fly a planedoor de computer bestuurd • computer-operated -
7 machine
♦voorbeelden:een met/op de machine geschreven brief • a typewritten letteraan een machine werken • operate a machine -
8 amfibisch
adj. amphibious, able to live both on land and water (of animals); able to operate both on land and water (of vehicles, aircraft or troops) -
9 bedienen
v. serve, wait on, tend, mind, help; operate, manage, activate -
10 beheren
v. manage; administer; supervise; operate -
11 bevliegen
v. operate on -
12 computerisering
n. computerization, installation of computers, equipping with computers; use of a computer (to operate, control, produce, etc.) -
13 decompensatie
n. decompensation, inability to operate properly, loss of the ability to compensate (Medicine) -
14 drijven
v. drive, push; drift, float; operate, work -
15 een operatie doen
v. operate -
16 exploiteren
v. exploit, use, utilize; work, operate -
17 functioneren
v. function, work, operate -
18 hanteren
v. handle, manage, control; employ, operate -
19 ingrijpen
v. intervene, interfere; operate, perform surgery -
20 inschakelen
v. switch on, turn on, operate
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