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1 present
adj. aanwezig; ; tegenwoordig; heden--------n. aanwezigheid; tegenwoordige tijd--------n. cadeau, geschenk--------v. voordragen; uitreiken, toekennen; aanbieden; opdragenpresent1[ preznt] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 geschenk ⇒ cadeau, gift♦voorbeelden:for the present • voorlopig————————present2[ prizzent] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:————————present3[ preznt]♦voorbeelden:in the present case • in dit/onderhavig geval3 present participle • onvoltooid/tegenwoordig deelwoordpresent perfect • voltooid tegenwoordige tijdpresent tense • tegenwoordige tijdII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord, predicatief〉♦voorbeelden:present at • aanwezig bij/op————————present41 voorstellen ⇒ introduceren; voordragen3 (ver)tonen ⇒ ten toon spreiden, blijk geven van4 aanbieden ⇒ schenken, uitreiken♦voorbeelden:present a show • een show presenteren3 present no difficulties • geen problemen bieden/opleverenpresent someone with a price • iemand een prijs uitreikenyour remarks present me with a problem • je opmerkingen stellen me voor een probleem5 present arms! • presenteer geweer!present oneself for an examination • voor een examen opgaana new chance presents itself • er doet zich een nieuwe kans voor
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present — [prez′ənt; ] for v. [ prē zent′, prizent′] adj. [OFr < L praesens, prp. of praeesse, to be present < prae , before (see PRE ) + esse, to be (see ESSENCE)] 1. a) being at the specified or understood place; at hand; in attendance b) existing… … English World dictionary
present — present1 presentness, n. /prez euhnt/, adj. 1. being, existing, or occurring at this time or now; current: the present ruler. 2. at this time; at hand; immediate: articles for present use. 3. Gram. a. noting an action or state occurring at the… … Universalium
present — I EXISTING OR HAPPENING NOW ♦♦ (Pronounced [[t]pre̱z(ə)nt[/t]] in present 1, 2, and 3, and [[t]prɪze̱nt[/t]] in present 4.) 1) ADJ: ADJ n You use present to describe things and people that exist now, rather than those that existed in the past or… … English dictionary
present — I 1. adjective 1) a doctor must be present at the ringside Syn: in attendance, here, there, near, nearby, (close/near) at hand, available Ant: absent 2) organic compounds are present in the waste Syn … Thesaurus of popular words
present — pres|ent1 [ prezənt ] adjective *** 1. ) only before noun existing or happening now: The present situation cannot be allowed to continue. In his present emotional state, he is capable of doing anything. The present owners purchased the farm in… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
gift-wrap — verb wrap (a gift) attractively • Derivationally related forms: ↑gift wrapping • Hypernyms: ↑wrap, ↑wrap up • Verb Frames: Somebody s something * * * gift wrapper, n … Useful english dictionary
gift — [[t]gɪ̱ft[/t]] ♦♦♦ gifts 1) N COUNT A gift is something that you give someone as a present. ...a gift of $50.00... They believed the unborn child was a gift from God. ...gift shops. 2) N COUNT: oft N for/of ing/n If someone has a gift for doing… … English dictionary
gift*/*/ — [gɪft] noun [C] 1) something that you give to someone as a present a gift from a friend[/ex] He bought gifts for everyone.[/ex] 2) a natural ability to do something well She has a gift for languages.[/ex] 3) something good that you are grateful… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
present — I 1. adjective 1) a doctor must be present Syn: in attendance, here, there, near, nearby, at hand, available 2) organic compounds are present Syn: in existence, detectable, occurring … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
present — [13] The Latin adjective praesēns ‘at hand, now here’ originated as the present participle of praeesse ‘be before one’, a compound verb formed from the prefix prae ‘in front’ and esse ‘be’. English acquired it via Old French present, the same… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
present — [13] The Latin adjective praesēns ‘at hand, now here’ originated as the present participle of praeesse ‘be before one’, a compound verb formed from the prefix prae ‘in front’ and esse ‘be’. English acquired it via Old French present, the same… … Word origins