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1 belangstelling
♦voorbeelden:wegens gebrek aan belangstelling • for lack of interestin het middelpunt van de belangstelling staan • be the centre of interesteen man met een brede belangstelling • a man of wide intereststoen zijn belangstelling eenmaal gewekt was • once his interest had been arousedbelangstelling tonen voor iets • show (an) interest in somethingveel belangstelling trekken • attract a great deal of interestzijn belangstelling voor iets verliezen • lose interest in somethingin de belangstelling staan • receive a lot of attentiononder grote publieke belangstelling • amid great public interestuit belangstelling • out of interestvoor dit artikel bestond grote belangstelling • there was great interest in this articlegeen belangstelling meer voor iets hebben • have lost interest in something, no longer be interested in somethingdaar heb ik geen belangstelling voor • I'm not interested (in that) -
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3 interesse
1 interest♦voorbeelden:allerlei/weinig interesses hebben • have many/few interestshet heeft haar interesse niet • it does not interest herinteresse tonen voor iemand • show interest in someonezijn interesse voor iets verliezen • lose interest (in something)iemands interesse weten te wekken voor iets • arouse someone's interest in somethingvol interesse zijn • be highly interested
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