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1 gekwalificeerd
♦voorbeelden:gekwalificeerd om … • qualified to … -
2 bevoegd
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3 capabel
2 [in staat] capable (of, of doing something) ⇒ able (to)♦voorbeelden:hij is niet capabel om te rijden • he's in no shape to drive -
4 volleerd
♦voorbeelden:volleerd in • proficient/expert in -
5 bekwaam
adj. able, capable, competent, qualified--------adv. ably, capably, competently, proficiently -
6 benoembaar
adj. eligible, suitable, worthy of, qualified -
7 beroepbaar
adj. eligible, suitable, worthy of, qualified -
8 bevoegd
adj. qualified, licensed; competent, able -
9 competent
adj. competent, capable, fit, suitably skilled, well qualified -
10 eerstegrader
n. teacher who is fully qualified -
11 gediplomeerd
adj. certified, licensed, qualified--------n. graduate -
12 gekwalificeerd
adj. qualified -
13 stemgerechtigd
adj. qualified to vote -
14 bevoegd
• authorized• competent• qualified -
15 benoembaar
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16 bevoegd zijn
bevoegd zijn -
17 competent
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18 daartoe bevoegd/gemachtigd zijn
daartoe bevoegd/gemachtigd zijnbe qualified for it, be authorized to do itVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > daartoe bevoegd/gemachtigd zijn
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19 daartoe
1 [voor dit/dat] for/to that; 〈 meervoud〉 for/to these/those♦voorbeelden:daartoe heeft het kunnen komen • it's come to this2 daartoe bevoegd/gemachtigd zijn • be qualified for it, be authorized to do it -
20 diplomeren
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