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1 barre
barre [baar]〈v.〉1 staaf ⇒ stang, balk4 balie6 streep ⇒ grens, drempel♦voorbeelden:assommer qn. à coups de barre • iemand doodknuppelenbarre d'espacement • spatiebalkbarre de fermeture • sluitboombarre fixe • rekstokbarres parallèles • brug met gelijke leggers〈 figuurlijk〉 prendre la barre, tenir la barre • de leiding nemen, aan het roer staanparaître à la barre • voor de rechter verschijnen6 le chômage a franchi la barre des 10% • de werkloosheid heeft de grens van 10% overschredenbarre oblique • slashf1) staaf, stang2) baar3) reep [chocolade]4) helmstok5) rechtbank6) streep, grens7) schrap, doorhaling -
2 barre fixe
barre fixe
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