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1 [gemoedsgesteldheid] mood2 [gezindheid] feeling3 [het uitbrengen van de stem] vote4 [het op de juiste toon brengen] tuning♦voorbeelden:in een slechte/goede stemming zijn • be in a bad/good moodeen vrolijke stemming • high spiritsde stemming erin brengen • get the mood goingde stemming steeg ten koste van het peil • spirits rose as the tone declinedvoor iets in de stemming zijn • be in the mood for somethingik ben niet in de stemming om te werken • I'm not in the mood for workingde stemming zit erin • there's a good moodstemming maken voor/tegen iets/iemand • rouse popular feeling for/against something/someoneeen hoofdelijke stemming • a polleen schriftelijke stemming • a (vote by) ballotde stemming gaat tussen twee partijen • the vote lies between two partieseen stemming houden • take a votezich van stemming onthouden • abstain (from voting)om een stemming vragen • call for a voteiets bij stemming verwerpen/goedkeuren • vote something down/throughbij/door stemming beslissen • decide by votein stemming brengen • put to the votetot stemming overgaan • take a voteeen flauwe/lusteloze/gedrukte stemming • sluggish tradingeen vaste stemming • steady tradingeen vriendelijke stemming • an upward trendde stemming was verdeeld • trading was mixed -
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