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1 afleiden

afleiden

1 [wegleiden] lead/guide away (from) ⇒ divert (from) 〈weg enz.〉, conduct 〈 bliksem〉

2 [ontspanning brengen; storen] divert ⇒ distract

3 [naar beneden leiden] lead/guide down

4 [de oorsprong verklaren] trace back (to); 〈 met betrekking tot woorden〉 derive (from)

5 [deduceren] deduce (from) ⇒ infer/gather (from)

♦voorbeelden:

1   de stroom afleiden • divert the stream

2   ik leidde hem af • I distracted him

3   iemand de trap afleiden • lead someone down the stairs

4   zij leiden hun geslacht af van Karel de Grote • they trace their ancestry back to Charlemagne

     spraak is afgeleid van spreken • ‘spraak’ is derived from ‘spreken’

Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > afleiden
2 lopen

lopen

I 〈 onovergankelijk werkwoord〉

1 [zich te voet voortbewegen] walk, go

2 [rennen] run

3 [met betrekking tot zaken] [voortbewogen worden] run

4 [stromen] run

5 [in werking zijn] run

6 [voortduren] run

7 [zich uitstrekken] run

8 [zich ontwikkelen] run ⇒ go

9 [+ onbepaalde wijs] [bezig zijn met] be 〈+ …ing〉

♦voorbeelden:

1   over zich (heen) laten lopen • let oneself be walked all over

     iemand in de weg lopen • get in someone's way

     op handen en voeten lopen • walk on one's hands and feet/on all fours

2   de atleten liepen zich warm • the athletes warmed up

     het op een lopen zetten • take to one's heels; 〈 schertsend〉 show a clean pair of heels

     lopen! • scram!, hop it!

3   die auto loopt lekker • that car runs/goes well

     iets laten lopen • let something go; 〈 nalatig〉 let something slide/slip

     er liep een rilling over haar rug • a shiver ran down her back

4   de kraan loopt niet meer • the tap's stopped running

     zijn ogen begonnen weer te lopen • his eyes began to run/stream again

     alles laten lopen • 〈 incontinent〉 let everything go; 〈 nalatig〉 let everything slip/slide

     de tranen liepen over zijn wangen • (the) tears ran down his cheeks

5   dit horloge loopt uitstekend • this watch keeps excellent time

     〈 figuurlijk〉 warm lopen voor • get/be enthusiastic about

     een motor die loopt op benzine • an engine that runs on petrol

6   de contracten lopen nog • the contracts are still in force/valid

     dat onderzoek loopt over heel wat jaren • the investigation extends over a good many years

7   de prijzen lopen van ƒ100 tot ƒ1000 • the prizes range from a 100 to a 1000 guilders

8   deze zin loopt niet • this sentence doesn't run properly

     het is anders gelopen • it worked out/turned out otherwise

     alles loopt gesmeerd • everything's running smoothly

     het moet al heel raar lopen als … • things will have to go very badly wrong for … to …

     de zaak loopt op zijn einde • the business is running down

     de contacten lopen over bedrijf X • the contacts go through company X

9   hij liep maar te lachen • he was just laughing

¶   deze schoenen lopen gemakkelijk • these shoes are comfortable (to walk in)

II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉

1 [deelnemen aan] go to ⇒ attend

♦voorbeelden:

1   college lopen • attend lectures

III 〈 onpersoonlijk werkwoord〉

1 [naderen] go/get on (for/towards)

♦voorbeelden:

1   het loopt tegen zessen • it's getting on for six (o'clock)

Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > lopen

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