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1 wild
wild1〈 het〉1 [dieren] game2 [wilde staat] wild(ness)♦voorbeelden:1 wild, vis en gevogelte • fish, flesh and fowlop groot wild jagen • hunt big gameklein wild • small gamewild eten • eat gameplanten in het wild • wild plantsin het wild leven/groeien • live/grow (in the) wild————————wild2♦voorbeelden:een wilde bos haar • a shock of hairwilde dieren • wild animalswilde ideeën aandragen • come up with hare-brained ideasmet wilde vaart • at a furious ratewilde verhalen/geruchten verspreiden • spread wild stories/rumourswild enthousiast zijn over iets • go overboard about somethingwild om zich heenkijken • stare wildly (around)zich wild lachen • laugh oneself sillyzich wild schrikken • be startled out of one's witsin het wilde (weg) • at randomwild van iets zijn • be wild/crazy about something -
2 jachtgeweer
n. shotgun, smooth-barreled gun that fires small pellets over short distances and is used to hunt small game -
3 kwartel
n. quail, any species of small game bird from the genus Coturnix -
4 jachtvogel
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5 klein wild
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6 klein
klein1〈 het〉1 small♦voorbeelden:in het klein verkopen • retail, sell (by) retailde wereld in het klein • the world in a nutshell/in miniaturein het klein beginnen • begin/start in a small way/on a small scaleeen Marilyn Monroe in het klein • a mini Marilyn Monroe————————klein23 [gering in aantal/hoeveelheid] small5 [niet voornaam/groots] small6 [niet helemaal] little♦voorbeelden:1 een klein eindje • a short distance/little wayeen kop kleiner dan … • a head shorter than …te kleine schoenen • tight shoes, shoes that are too smallhij is klein gebouwd • he is short (in stature)klein van stuk • of small stature/buildzij is klein voor haar leeftijd • she is small for her ageklein maar dapper • small but tough/gameklein maar fijn • good things come in small packages〈 spreekwoord〉 wie 't kleine niet eert, is het grote niet weerd • he that will not stop for a pin will never be worth a pounddaar is hij nog te klein voor • he is still too young for thathebt u het niet kleiner? • have you got nothing smaller?7 met een klein stemmetje • in a timid/small voiceklein van geest • petty, narrow-mindedII 〈 bijwoord〉1 [op kleine wijze] small♦voorbeelden: -
7 balletjeballetje
n. shell game, game of deception in which a small ball is hidden under one of three cup shaped objects which are then moved about while onlookers try and guess the ball's location, thimblerig -
8 handspel
n. hands, handball, ball game played by bouncing a small rubber ball against a wall; hard rubber ball used in this game -
9 klein maar dapper
Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > klein maar dapper
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10 chip
n. chip, small piece; game token; French fry; piece of food thinly sliced and fried; microchip, tiny square of semiconducting material containing miniature transistors and other electronic components (Electronics) -
11 golf
n. sea wave, swell, breaker; type of ball game in which clubs are used to hit a small which ball into a series of holes -
12 golfer
n. golfer, one who plays golf (game played with clubs and small white balls) -
13 golfspel
n. golf, type of ball game in which clubs are used to hit a small which ball into a series of holes -
14 golfspeler
n. golfer, one who plays golf (game played with clubs and small white balls) -
15 aardigheid
3 [geschenk] small present♦voorbeelden:1 aardigheid hebben in iets • enjoy something, take pleasure in somethingaardigheid krijgen in iets • become interested in something, (take a) fancy (to) somethingiets doen voor de aardigheid • do something for the fun of iter is geen aardigheid meer aan • it's no fun anymore
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