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1 trekken
1 [kracht uitoefenen op iets] pull3 [spierbewegingen maken] stretch4 [luchtstroom doorlaten] draw5 [in een richting getrokken worden] pull6 [lijken (op)] be like♦voorbeelden:aan een sigaar trekken • puff at/draw a cigarover een rivier trekken • cross a riverten strijde/te velde trekken • go into battlede kinderen trekken nogal naar hun vader • the children take more to their father2 [aantrekken] draw4 [gewichtheffen] snatch♦voorbeelden:2 publiek/kopers trekken • draw an audience/customersvolle zalen trekken • play to/draw full houses1 [in genoemde toestand/op genoemde plaats brengen] pull3 [naar zich toehalen, ook figuurlijk] draw4 [aftreksel maken van] make6 [doen ontstaan] draw7 [uit een plaats vandaan halen] get♦voorbeelden:iemand aan zijn haar trekken • pull someone's hairiemand aan zijn mouw trekken • pull (at) someone's sleeveeen horoscoop trekken • cast a horoscopelering trekken uit iets • learn (a lesson) from something〈 wiskunde〉 de wortel uit een getal trekken • find/extract the (square/cube/ 〈enz.〉 ) root of a number8 gezichten trekken • make/pull (silly) faces -
2 iemand aan zijn haar trekken
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3 rukken
2 [vulgair] [masturberen] wank3 [zich voortbewegen] march (out)♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 [door hard trekken in een toestand brengen] tear♦voorbeelden:iemand de kleren van het lijf rukken • tear the clothes from someone's body
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