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1 reasonable
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2 reasonable assumption
redelijke veronderstelling -
3 reasonable care
zekere voorzichtigheid (genomen voorzichtigheid met in achtneming van oorzaken) -
4 reasonable compensation
redelijke compensatie -
5 reasonable condition
redelijke toestand -
6 reasonable doubt
redelijke twijfel (reële twijfel aan de waarheid v.e. bewering) -
7 reasonable force
redelijke kracht -
8 reasonable ground
redelijke grond (redelijke basis bij het in rekening nemen van de oorzaken) -
9 reasonable man
de redelijke mens (gedragsnorm die hoge gerechtshof gevormd heeft volgens welke de mens zich over het algemeen gedraagt) -
10 reasonable man rule
algemene regel van gewone man (gemiddelde gedragsstandaard die het hoge gerechtshof gevormd heeft en volgens welke de gewone mens zich gedraagt) -
11 reasonable price
redelijke prijs (prijs die ieder zich kan veroorloven) -
12 reasonable prices
redelijke prijzen -
13 reasonable rate
redelijke prijs -
14 reasonable suspicion
redelijke verdenking (logisch vermoeden met het in rekening houden van de oorzaken) -
15 reasonable time
redelijke tijd (bij het in rekening houden van de oorzaken) -
16 reasonable use
redelijk gebruik (bij het in rekening houden van oorzaken) -
17 that sounds reasonable
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18 at a reasonable price
een redelijke prijs,een prijs die iedereen kan betalen -
19 it is reasonable to
het is redelijk te, het is geschikt te -
20 it would be reasonable to assume that
het zou redelijk zijn om aan te nemenEnglish-Dutch dictionary > it would be reasonable to assume that
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