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1 zeldzaam
adj. rare, rarely, scarce, infrequent, singular, exceptional, curious, precious--------adv. rarely, seldom, curiously, precious, few and far between -
2 edele/onedele/halfedele metalen
edele/onedele/halfedele metalenprecious/base/semi-precious metalsVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > edele/onedele/halfedele metalen
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3 kostbaar
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4 metaal
I 〈 het〉1 [scheikunde] metal♦voorbeelden:1 edele/onedele/halfedele metalen • precious/base/semi-precious metalsoud metaal • scrap metalzware/lichte metalen • heavy/light metalsgeheel van metaal • all-metalII 〈de〉♦voorbeelden: -
5 alliage
n. alloy, mixture of metals; precious metal, (i.e. gold or silver) mixed with an inferior metal; value, worth -
6 allooi
n. alloy, mixture of metals; precious metal, (i.e. gold or silver) mixed with an inferior metal; value, worth -
7 amethist
n. amethyst, purple semi-precious stone; purplish color, violet -
8 aquamarijn
adj. aquamarine--------n. aquamarine, semi-precious clear blue stone -
9 begrotelijk
adj. expensive, costly, precious -
10 beril
n. Beryl, female first name; pale green or light blue precious stone -
11 bijouterie
n. bijouterie, jewelry, ornaments for personal adornment made of precious metals or set with gemstones -
12 bijouterieen
n. jewellery, ornaments for personal adornment made of precious metals or set with gemstones -
13 chalcedon
n. chalcedony, precious stone -
14 chalcedoon
chalcedony, precious stone -
15 chrysoliet
n. chrysolite, precious mineral -
16 diamant
n. diamond, precious stone; rhombus, shape having four equal sides -
17 dierbaar
adj. dear, precious, beloved -
18 drommels
adj. devilish, cursed--------adv. precious -
19 duurkoop
adv. expensive, costly, precious -
20 edel
adj. noble, high-minded, high toned, precious--------adv. nobly
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