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1 rattle through something
rattle through somethingiets afraffelen, iets gauw afmaken -
2 rattle
n. rammelaar, ratel; gekletter--------v. rammelen, ratelen; van streek brengenrattle1[ rætl] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉————————rattle21 rammelen ⇒ ratelen, kletteren♦voorbeelden:¶ rattle through something • iets afraffelen, iets gauw afmakenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 heen en weer rammelen ⇒ schudden, rinkelen/rammelen met2 afraffelen ⇒ opdreunen, aframmelen -
3 send
v. zenden; sturen; wegschieten; veroorzaken; eruit laten schieten; uitzenden (v. elektromagnetische straling); plezier doen (spreektaal)♦voorbeelden:♦voorbeelden:send someone after her • stuur iemand achter haar aan→ send away send away/, send down send down/, send for send for/, send off send off/, send out send out/♦voorbeelden:send someone to his death • iemand de dood injagen/insturenthe fire sent me looking for a new house • door de brand moest ik omzien naar een ander huisshe sends her love • je moet de groeten van haar hebbensend ahead • vooruit sturen3 Heaven send that • de hemel/God geve datsend pestilence • verderf zaaienthe news sent us into deep distress • het nieuws bracht diepe droefenis bij ons teweeg
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