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n. praktijk, toepassing--------v. trainen, oefenen, drillen; praktizeren (van een leer of geloof); praktijk doen, in de leer gaanpractice11 praktijk ⇒ toepassing, aanwending2 oefening ⇒ training, ervaring5 uit/beoefening ⇒ het praktiseren, praktijk 〈 van advocaat, arts e.d.〉♦voorbeelden:1 put something in(to) practice • iets ten uitvoer/in praktijk brengenin practice, it doesn't work • in de praktijk werkt het nietyou need more practice • je hebt meer oefening nodigbe out of practice • het verleerd hebben, uit vorm zijn————————practice2〈 werkwoord〉→ practise practise/ -
2 practice
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3 practice throw
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4 practice makes perfect
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5 practice ground
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6 practice law
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7 practice of using force
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8 practice what one preaches
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9 in theory as well as in practice
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10 be accepted practice
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11 be out of practice
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12 group practice
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13 it's common practice
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14 make a practice of something
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15 private practice
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16 put something in(to) practice
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17 sharp practice
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18 teaching practice
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19 work practice
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20 you need more practice
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