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n. positie van geschouderd geweer; vervoer van boten over land; dragen--------v. dragen; vervoeren; voeren; verder gaancarry1[ kærie] 〈meervoud: carries〉————————carry2〈 carried〉♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 vervoeren ⇒ transporteren, (over)brengen; (mee)dragen, steunen; (met zich) (mee)voeren, bij zich hebben; afvoeren; 〈 natuurkunde〉 (ge)leiden; (binnen)halen 〈oogst e.d.〉; drijven; door/optrekken2 zwanger/in verwachting zijn van3 veroveren ⇒ in de wacht/uit het vuur slepen, voor zich winnen5 (als artikel) voeren ⇒ in het assortiment hebben, verkopen♦voorbeelden:my brother carries the whole department • de hele afdeling draait op mijn broersuch a crime carries a severe punishment • op zo'n misdaad staat een strenge strafdiseases carried by insects • ziekten door insecten overgebrachtcarry to excess • te ver doordrijvencarry a motion • een motie steunenthis field carries wheat • op deze akker staat tarwe〈 informeel〉 the firm will carry you until your illness is over • de zaak springt bij tot je weer beter bentthe loan carries an interest • de lening is rentedragendhe carried the news to everyone in the family • hij ging de hele familie af/rond met het nieuwtjethese pipes will carry the oil • de olie zal via deze pijpleidingen getransporteerd wordencarry new pipes under a street • nieuwe buizen onder een straat leggenpower carries responsibility • macht verplicht tot verantwoordelijkheidwrite 3 and carry 2 • 3 opschrijven, 2 onthoudencopper wires carry electric current • elektrische stroom loopt door koperen dradenJoan carries herself like a model • Joan gedraagt zich als een mannequinyou don't have to carry that umbrella about all the time • je hoeft niet voortdurend die paraplu mee te slepenthe building will be carried up to 10 floors • het gebouw wordt opgetrokken tot 10 verdiepingencarry into effect • ten uitvoer brengen3 the government carried the country • de regering had de steun van het land/volkcarry one's motion/bill • zijn motie/wetsontwerp erdoor krijgenthe soldiers carried the enemy's position • de soldaten namen de vijandelijke stelling stormenderhand inhe carried his audience with him • hij nam het publiek (sterk) voor zich in6 this field can carry up to 25 sheep • op dit land kunnen hoogstens 25 schapen grazen/weidenthe report carried several suggestions • het rapport bevatte diverse suggestieshe can't carry a tune • hij kan geen wijs houdenhe can't carry more than a few drinks • hij kan maar een paar borrels hebbencarry too far • overdrijven→ carry along carry along/, carry away carry away/, carry back carry back/, carry forward carry forward/, carry off carry off/, carry on carry on/, carry out carry out/, carry over carry over/, carry through carry through/
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rifle through — ˈrifle ˌthrough [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they rifle through he/she/it rifles through present participle rifling through past ten … Useful english dictionary
rifle through — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms rifle through : present tense I/you/we/they rifle through he/she/it rifles through present participle rifling through past tense rifled through past participle rifled through same as rifle II, 1) … English dictionary
rifle through — phr verb Rifle through is used with these nouns as the object: ↑belongings … Collocations dictionary
rifle — I n. 1) to fire a rifle 2) to aim, point; level a rifle 3) to load a rifle 4) to handle, operate a rifle 5) to assemble; disassemble a rifle 6) an air; automatic; high powered; hunting; recoilless; semiautomatic rifle 7) a rifle fires, goes off;… … Combinatory dictionary
rifle — I UK [ˈraɪf(ə)l] / US noun [countable] Word forms rifle : singular rifle plural rifles * a large gun with a long barrel that you hold against your shoulder to fire II UK [ˈraɪf(ə)l] / US verb [transitive] Word forms rifle : present tense… … English dictionary
rifle — [[t]ra͟ɪf(ə)l[/t]] rifles, rifling, rifled 1) N COUNT A rifle is a gun with a long barrel. They shot him at point blank range with an automatic rifle... Neighbours heard the sound of rifle fire and alerted the police. 2) VERB If you rifle through … English dictionary
rifle — ri|fle1 [ raıfl ] noun count * a large gun with a long BARREL that you hold against your shoulder to fire rifle ri|fle 2 [ raıfl ] verb transitive 1. ) rifle or rifle through to search quickly through something such as a container or a group of… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
rifle — ri|fle1 [ˈraıfəl] n ↑barrel, ↑sight, ↑trigger [Date: 1700 1800; Origin: rifle to cut grooves on the inside of something, especially a gun barrel (17 21 centuries), from Old French rifler to cut into a surface, steal ] a long gun which you hold up … Dictionary of contemporary English
rifle — [ˈraɪf(ə)l] noun [C] I a large gun with a long BARREL II verb [T] rifle [ˈraɪf(ə)l]; ˌrifle ˈthrough sth to search quickly through something in order to find something … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
rifle — 1 noun (C) a gun with a long barrel (=tube shaped part) which you hold up to your shoulder 2 verb (T) 1 also rifle through to search quickly through a cupboard, drawer etc: He rifled through his pockets for a coin. 2 to steal things from a place … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
rifle — Ⅰ. rifle [1] ► NOUN 1) a gun, especially one fired from shoulder level, having a long spirally grooved barrel to make a bullet spin and thereby increase accuracy over a long distance. 2) (rifles) troops armed with rifles. ► VERB 1) (usu. as adj.… … English terms dictionary