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1 uitrusten
v. rest, rest oneself, laze, equip, fit out, outfit, fit, furnish, set up, set, rig up, rig, accoutre, accomplish, gird, appoint -
2 manipuleren
♦voorbeelden:manipuleren met statistische gegevens • manipulate/juggle statistics -
3 jaar
курс; с возрастом, с годами* * *o jarenгод мvólgend jaar — в будущем году
vórig [verléden] jaar — в прошлом году
het lópende jaar — в этом году
óver een jaar [later] — через год
een jaar geléden — год тому назад
het héle jaar door [rond] — целый [круглый] год
jaar in jaar uit [van jaar tot jaar] — из года в год
op járen zijn — быть в летах
ik zit in het dérde jaar van mijn stúdie — разг. я учусь на третьем курсе
* * *сущ.общ. год -
4 jarig
1) годовалый2)hij is vandáag járig — у него сегодня день рождения
* * *прил.1) общ. именинник/ца, годичный, годовалый2) бот. однолетний -
5 meerderjarig
совершеннолетний* * *meerderjárig wórden [zijn] — стать [быть] совершеннолетним
* * *прил.общ. совершеннолетний -
6 kostuum
n. costume, fancy dress, rig -
7 opschikken
v. bedizen, dandify, doll up, rig out -
8 optakelen
v. rig -
9 optuigen
v. rig, harness, gear, caparison -
10 optuiging
n. rig -
11 plunje
n. togs, rig -
12 poets
n. prank, rig -
13 takelage
n. rig -
14 toetakelen
v. dress up, rig out, maul, knock about, punish, pummel, manhandle, pink -
15 tuig
n. gear, tackle, rig -
16 tuigage
n. gear, rigging, rig -
17 tuigen
v. gear, tackle, rig -
18 voor de gek houden
v. fool, befool, joke, josh, mock, make game of, make fun of, kid, hoax, have smb. on, quiz, monkey, pigeon, chaff, lark, rig, smoke -
19 bakkie
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20 booreiland
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