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1 ontlasten
1 [ontdoen van een last] relieve3 [vrijstellen] exempt♦voorbeelden:1 mag ik u van dat pak ontlasten? • may I relieve you of this parcel?een drukke verkeersader ontlasten • relieve a busy (traffic) arterywe moeten hem wat ontlasten • we've got to take some of the weight off his shoulderszij ontlastte hem van de kinderen • she took the children off his handsII 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich ontlasten〉1 [uitmonden] discharge/flow/empty (into) -
2 iemand van een taak ontlasten
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