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1 voorrang
1 [verkeer] right of way, priority2 [prioriteit] priority♦voorbeelden:verkeer van rechts heeft voorrang • traffic from the right has (the) right of way/has priorityvoorrang/geen voorrang krijgen • be given/not be given prioritygeen voorrang verlenen • fail to yield, fail to give ((the) right of) wayvoorrang verlenen aan verkeer van rechts • give way/yield to the right(de) voorrang hebben (boven) • have/take priority (over)met voorrang behandelen • give preferential treatment -
2 prioriteit
1 [voorrang, wat voorrang krijgt] priority♦voorbeelden:1 grote/hoge prioriteit • high/top priorityprioriteit genieten • take priorityprioriteit geven aan een kwestie boven • give a matter priority over -
3 verkeer van rechts heeft voorrang
verkeer van rechts heeft voorrangtraffic from the right has (the) right of way/has priorityVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > verkeer van rechts heeft voorrang
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4 verlenen
♦voorbeelden:voorrang verlenen • give way/priority; 〈 verkeer〉 give right of way, Ayield -
5 voorrang verlenen
voorrang verlenengive way/priority; 〈 verkeer〉 give right of way, AyieldVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > voorrang verlenen
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