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61 opsturen
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62 order geven
v. send an order, decree -
63 parodie
n. parody, send up, take off, skit -
64 reflecteren
v. reflect, mirror, send back a mirror image -
65 schieten
n. shooting, sport in which one shoots at a target--------v. shoot, fire, gun, cannon, dart, pop, pot, shed, send, let fly -
66 spot
n. mockery, derision, ridicule, scoff, fleer, jest, send up, twit, railing -
67 sturen
n. steerage--------v. helm, send, steer, navigate, pilot, handle -
68 stuwkracht
n. propulsion, push, send, momentum -
69 uitgeleide
n. conduct, send off -
70 uitgeleide doen
v. show out, send off -
71 uitgeven
n. runout--------v. spend, expend, issue, emit, pay away, put out, put forth, send forth, publish, edit, outlay -
72 uitsturen
v. send out -
73 verhogen
v. heighten, put up, make higher, raise, advance, increase, enhance, send up, lift, exalt, augment -
74 verspreiden
v. spread, spread about, set about, send out, shed, circulate, disperse, scatter, disseminate, sow, propagate, distribute, diffuse, effuse, hawk -
75 versturen
v. circularize, send -
76 verzenden
v. send, dispatch, despatch, forward, ship, sear -
77 zenden
v. send, consign, helm -
78 automatische teletypewriter
• automatic send-receive teletypewriterNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > automatische teletypewriter
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79 klaar-om-te-zenden signaal
• clear-to-send signalNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > klaar-om-te-zenden signaal
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80 meegeven
• to send along with• to yield
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send-up — UK / US or sendup UK [ˈsendˌʌp] / US noun [countable] Word forms send up : singular send up plural send ups informal a way of talking or behaving in which you copy the way that someone else talks or behaves in a humorous way He does a brilliant… … English dictionary