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1 prijs
2 [prijskaartje] price (tag)♦voorbeelden:een vaste prijs • a fixed/set price; 〈 vast tarief〉 a flat fare/ratevoor een zacht prijsje • at a bargain pricede prijs bepalen op • fix the price ateen hoge prijs maken • fetch a high priceeen prijs noemen • name a pricedat is nogal/stevig aan de prijs • that is a bit steep/rather costlybij de prijs inbegrepen • included (in the price)hoog/laag in prijs • high-/low-pricedbrandstof is in prijs gestegen/gedaald • (the price of) fuel is up/downonder/beneden de prijs verkopen • undersell〈 figuurlijk〉 tot elke prijs • at any price/cost, at all costsde prijs voor een retourtje • the return fareop dit lot is een prijs gevallen • this number has come up for a prizeeen prijs uitloven • put up a prizealtijd raak! altijd prijs! • everyone's a winner!in de prijzen vallen • be among the winnershij viel niet in de prijzen • he drew a blankmet de eerste prijs gaan strijken • carry off first prize -
2 Nobelprijs
n. Nobel prize, international prize awarded annually for outstanding achievements in various professional fields (physics, chemistry, literature, peace, economics, medicine and physiology) -
3 eerste prijs
n. first, first place; first prize, highest prize -
4 ereprijs
n. veronica, shrub with small blue flowers; first prize, highest prize -
5 hoofdprijs
n. first prize, highest prize, highest reward -
6 met een prijs bekronen
v. prize, award a prize -
7 prijsvraag
n. prize subject, prize question -
8 wrikken
• to jerk• to lever• to prize• to prize off -
9 Nobelprijs
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10 bekronen
1 [een prijs toekennen aan] award a prize to2 [een goed einde geven aan] crown ⇒ top/round off3 [van boven bedekken] crown♦voorbeelden:1 een bekroond ontwerp • a (prize-/award-)winning design2 zijn inspanningen werden met een goed rapport bekroond • his efforts were rewarded with a good report -
11 dagprijs
1 [handel] current (market) price2 [sport] prize♦voorbeelden:om de dagprijs strijden • compete for the prize -
12 met de eerste prijs gaan strijken
met de eerste prijs gaan strijken————————met de eerste prijs gaan strijkenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > met de eerste prijs gaan strijken
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13 prijsuitreiking
1 〈 algemeen〉 distribution of prizes, prize distribution ⇒ 〈 ceremonie〉 prize-giving (ceremony) 〈ook op school en van literaire prijzen enz.〉Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > prijsuitreiking
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14 wrikken
2 [een boot voortbewegen] scull♦voorbeelden: -
15 Erasmusprijs
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16 Hodgkin
family name; Alan Lloyd Hodgkin, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for studies on nerve function; Hodgkin's disease, malignant progressive disease which affects the lymph nodes as well as the spleen and the liver -
17 bekronen
v. crown, top, prize -
18 bokser
n. boxer, prize fighter, professional boxer -
19 drempelprijs
n. threshold prize -
20 geldprijs
n. cash prize
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