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1 stenen pot
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2 steen
1 [harde delfstof] stone♦voorbeelden:II 〈de〉2 [als bouwmateriaal] stone ⇒ 〈 baksteen〉 brick, 〈 plavuisvormig〉 slab, 〈 kinderhoofdje〉 cobble(-stone)♦voorbeelden:de eerste steen (naar iemand) werpen • throw/cast the first stone (at someone)als een steen op de maag liggen • be indigestibleergens een steentje toe bijdragen • do one's bit towards something; chip in with 〈 bedrag〉/towards 〈 doel〉de eerste steen leggen • lay the first stonegeen steen op de ander laten • not leave a stone standingeen ring met een steen • a ring set with a stone -
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4 Neolithicum
n. neolithic period, third and final period of the Stone Age characterized by the use of polished stone tools and the development of agriculture -
5 flintglas
n. flint, type of hard stone, variety of silica, stone which is struck together to produce sparks and start a fire -
6 keisteen
n. cobble, naturally rounded stone (especially such a stone used in paving a street) -
7 niersteen
n. renal calculus, kidney stone; gravel, stone; nephrite, jade -
8 steengroeve
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9 steenvalk
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10 steenworp
n. stone's throw, stone's cast -
11 deksteen
1 [steen] covering stone/slab♦voorbeelden: -
12 edelsteen
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13 kassei
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14 pit
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15 pitten
1 [informeel] [slapen] turn in ⇒ Bkip♦voorbeelden:gaan pitten • hit the sackII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [pitten verwijderen uit] stone♦voorbeelden: -
16 steentje
2 [kleine edelsteen] small (gem)stone♦voorbeelden: -
17 vlak
vlak1〈 het〉3 [wiskunde] plane♦voorbeelden:1 het vlak van de hand • the flat of the/one's handhet voorste/achterste vlak • the front/rear face2 dat ligt op een ander vlak • that's another field/areaop het menselijke vlak • in the human sphere————————vlak21 [effen, glad] flat, level ⇒ even3 [met weinig contrasten] flat♦voorbeelden:1 de vlakke bovenkant van de steen • the flat/level surface of the stoneiemand slaan met de vlakke hand • hit someone with the flat of one's handiets vlak strijken • level off something, level something outII 〈 bijwoord〉1 [zonder helling] flat3 [zonder tussenruimte/tussenpoos] close♦voorbeelden:2 iemand vlak in het gezicht slaan • hit someone right/straight/full in the facevlak tegenover elkaar • right/straight opposite each other; 〈met betrekking tot personen ook; informeel〉 eyeball to eyeball3 vlak langszij • close/hard aboardvlak achter je • right/just behind youvlak bij de school • close by/to the school, right by the schoolhet is vlak bij • it's no distance at all/only a stone's throw awayhet is hier vlak in de buurt • it's just round/ Aaround the cornervlak om de hoek • just around the cornerhet ligt vlak voor je neus • it is staring you in the face, it's right under your nose -
18 Goliath
n. Goliath, giant Philistine warrior killed by a stone from David's sling (Biblical); giant -
19 Gorgon
n. Gorgon, any of three monster sisters who have snakes for hair and can transform beholders to stone (Greek Mythology) -
20 Medusa
n. Medusa, (in Greek Mythology) one of the three Gorgons that had snakes for hair and everyone who looked at them was turned to stone; marine animal in the shape of a jellyfish that has long thin stinging appendages
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