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1 achterkant
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2 achterdeel
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3 achterste
I 〈 het〉1 [het achtereinde] back (part)♦voorbeelden:1 〈 figuurlijk〉 niet het achterste van zijn tong laten zien • not speak one's true mind, not lay all one's cards on the tablehet achterste voor • backwards1 [met betrekking tot plaats] back one ⇒ hindmost/rear(most) one -
4 achtereind
n. rear end -
5 achterste
n. backside, rear end, buttocks (Slang); hindquarters of an animal -
6 achterstel
n. rear end -
7 achterwerk
n. backside, rear-end, buttocks (Slang); hindquarters of an animal -
8 bips
n. backside, rear end, buttocks (Colloquial) -
9 antiverblindingsspiegel
• dipping rear-end mirrorNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > antiverblindingsspiegel
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10 achtereind
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11 achterstel
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12 achterwerk
2 [deel van een werk/toestel/boek] back (part)♦voorbeelden: -
13 kont
2 [informeel] [lichaam] 〈zie voorbeelden 2〉♦voorbeelden:je kunt hier je kont niet keren • you couldn't swing a cat hereje kan m'n kont kussen • kiss my arse!een schop onder/voor je kont • a kick in the pantsop zijn (luie) kont blijven zitten • sit around on one's ass2 in zijn blote kont • in the altogether, in one's birthday suitdure kleren aan z'n kont hebben • be dressed expensively -
14 kop-staartbotsing
Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > kop-staartbotsing
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