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1 bier
1 [drank] beer2 [glas bier] beer♦voorbeelden:1 donker bier • stout, dark alebier uit de tap/van het vat • draught beer -
2 bier tappen
bier tappendraw/pull beer; 〈 bier verkopen〉 serve beer -
3 halen
5 [erin slagen te bereiken] reach ⇒ catch 〈trein enz.〉, get 〈 hoge noten〉, 〈 het halen〉 make, 〈bij iets/iemand〉 compare, 〈 overleven〉 pull through♦voorbeelden:ik kan er mijn kosten niet uit halen • it doesn't cover my expensesiemand erin halen • drag someone ineruit halen wat erin zit • get the most out of somethingeruit halen wat eruit te halen is • take all one can getoverhoop halen • turn upside downwaar haal ik het geld vandaan? • where shall I find the money?alles naar zich toe halen • 〈 ook figuurlijk〉 grab everything, get one's hands on everything one cande vlag naar beneden halen • lower the flageen vliegtuig naar beneden halen • (bring) down an aeroplanevechters uit elkaar halen • seperate the fighterszijn zakdoek uit zijn zak halen • pull out one's handkerchiefer zo veel mogelijk uit halen • make the most ofiemand uit zijn concentratie halen • break someone's concentrationgeld van de bank halen • (with)draw money from the bankvoor zich halen • 〈 figuurlijk〉 visualize, imagine2 haal voor hem een glas bier! • get him a (glass of) beer!de post halen • collect the mailwordt je zuster gehaald? • is anybody coming for your sister?ik zal het gaan halen • I'll go and get itik zal je morgen komen halen • I'll come for you tomorrowhij haalt zijn boodschappen bij de supermarkt • he does his shopping at the supermarketeen muur tegen de grond halen • pull down a walliemand van de trein halen • meet someone at the stationdrie halen twee betalen • two for the price of oneiets te voorschijn/voor de dag halen • produce somethinghulp/de politie halen • go for help/the policeiemand/iets laten halen • send for someone/somethingiemand iets laten halen • send someone for something4 goede/slechte cijfers halen • get good/bad marksde eerste prijs halen • take first prizemaar net een voldoende halen voor zijn opstellen • scrape through in essay writingwaar haalt hij het vandaan • where does he get it from; 〈 ironisch〉 where does he get these ideas fromdat haal ik niet • I won't make ithij heeft de finish niet gehaald • he did not make it to the finishde post halen • be in time for the postzijn negentigste verjaardag halen • live to be ninetyde nieuwe dokter haalt het niet bij de oude • the new doctor isn't a patch on the old oneik denk niet dat hij (zieke) het zal halen • I don't think he will pull throughhun kandidaat heeft het nog net gehaald • their candidate scraped throughbier haalt het niet bij wijn • beer cannot compare with winedaar haalt niets (het) bij • nothing can touch/beat ithij haalt (het) niet bij haar • he's nowhere near as good as heriemand naar beneden halen • belittle someonevlekken halen uit iets • remove stains from something
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