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61 spoedig
adj. speedy, quick, swift, rapid, rush, early--------adv. soon, speedily, swiftly, erelong, before long, in a little while -
62 stormloop
n. rush -
63 stormlopen
v. rush, assault -
64 stuiven
v. dust, rush, gush, spurt -
65 verrassen
v. surprise, take by surprise, take aback, overtake, rush -
66 vlaag
n. storm, gust, fit, access, rush, waff, whiffle, seizure, flare up -
67 vliegen
v. fly, aviate, wing, dart, dash, flit, rush, tear, hurtle, zip -
68 vlucht
n. flight, wing spread, spread, outflow, get away, rush, team, scud, elopement, bevy, covey, hop -
69 voortmaken
v. hurry, rush, bestir oneself, step on the gas -
70 voortsnellen
v. rush on, hurry on, hotfoot, zap -
71 zich overijlen
v. hurry, rush things, be precipitant -
72 zich storten
v. rush, whip, plunge, pitch into -
73 stortvloed
• avalanche• deluge• flood• inrush• rush -
74 stroomstoot
• current rush• current surge• surge current -
75 stormloop
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76 aanbod
1 [het aanbieden] supply3 [het aangebodene] offer♦voorbeelden:2 het aanbod van auto's in de spitsuren is gegroeid • the number of cars in the rush hour has increasedzij nam het aanbod aan • she accepted/took up the offerzij sloeg het aanbod af • she rejected the offer -
77 aanschieten op
aanschieten oprush/dart at -
78 aanschieten
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79 aanstormen
♦voorbeelden:komen aanstormen/aangestormd • come rushing along -
80 aanstuiven
♦voorbeelden:1 komen aanstuiven/aangestoven • come rushing along/up
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