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1 afsteekbeitel
• parting-off tool -
2 afscheid
2 [woorden] farewell, good-bye♦voorbeelden:officieel afscheid nemen (van) • take formal leave (of)bij zijn afscheid • when he leaves/lefttot/ten afscheid • in parting -
3 afscheid
n. leave-taking; farewell, parting, leaving, going away -
4 afscheids
pref. parting -
5 afscheidsgroet
n. farewell words, parting words, words said when departing; valediction, farewell speech -
6 afscheidsrede
n. farewell speech, goodbye speech, speech given in parting -
7 handslag
n. handshake, handclasp, grasping and holding of hands by two or more people (customarily done when greeting or parting) -
8 scheiding
n. separation, division, parting, detachment, segregation, secession, severance, abruption, partition, divorce -
9 splitsing
n. bifurcation, parting, scission, break up, crotch -
10 vaarwel
interj. farewell, good-bye, so long--------n. farewell, expression of good wishes at parting -
11 vertrek
n. departure, parting, apartment, decampment, highball, chamber -
12 waterscheiding
n. watershed, water parting -
13 afsteekpunt
• part-off pip• parting-off point -
14 deellijn
• division line• parting line -
15 deling
• division• parting• partition -
16 doorsnijstempel
• cutting tool• parting tool -
17 matrijsdeelnaad
• mould parting line -
18 scheiding
• division• divorce• isolating• parting• separation• shifting• sorting -
19 scheidingslijn
• dividing line• line of demarcation• parting line• partition line -
20 afscheidsgroet
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