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♦voorbeelden:1 stuff verkopen • peddle dope/stuff -
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3 stuff verkopen
stuff verkopenpeddle dope/stuff -
4 vreten
vreten1〈 het〉1 [voer voor dieren] fodder 〈voor vee e.d.〉; food 〈voor huisdieren/wilde dieren〉; forage 〈voor paarden/koeien e.d.〉; 〈 van afval〉 slops2 [vulgair] [eten] grub, stuff————————vreten21 [vulgair] [met betrekking tot personen/eten] feed2 [informeel] [gulzig eten] stuff/cram/gorge (oneself)♦voorbeelden:1 dat is niet te vreten! • that's not fit for pigs!2 zich te barsten vreten • stuff oneself to the gullet/sickII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:het publiek vréét die schandaalverhaaltjes • the public simply laps up these scandalsdat toestel vréét stroom • this machine eats up electricity1 [knagen] eat (away), gnaw (at), prey (on)♦voorbeelden: -
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7 kost
1 [meervoud] [wat betaald moet worden] cost, expense ⇒ 〈 investeringen〉 outlay, charge 〈 voor diensten〉2 [levensonderhoud] living♦voorbeelden:kosten van levensonderhoud • cost of livingop haar eigen kosten • at her own expensede kosten bestrijden • meet the costsdit brengt veel kosten met zich mee • this involves considerable costs/expensede kosten dekken • cover the costsde kosten delen met iemand • share (the) expenses with someonede kosten dragen • bear the expensesveel kosten maken • go to great expensekosten maken • incur expenseskosten noch moeite sparen • spare no trouble or expensede kosten eruit hebben • have recovered one's expensesmet weinig kosten • at little expenseiemand op kosten jagen • put someone to expense(s)op kosten van • at the expense ofop kosten van zijn moeder leven • live off one's motherzonder kosten • free of charge2 de kost verdienen (als/door) • make/earn a living (as/out of/by -ing)zelf de kost verdienen • provide for oneselfwat doe jij voor de kost? • what do you do for a living?ik zou ze niet graag de kost willen geven, die … • there are more than you think who …bij iemand in de kost zijn • board with someonein de kost gaan bij • lodge/board withlichte/zware kost • light/heavy foodslappe kost • slopsgeestig zijn ten koste van iemand anders • be witty at someone else's expense -
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9 opvullen
1 [geheel vullen] fill up♦voorbeelden: -
10 proppen
♦voorbeelden:1 zijn eten naar binnen proppen • stuff/cram food into one's mouthde postbode propte het pakje door de brievenbus • the postman shoved/stuffed the parcel through the letter boxiedereen werd in één auto gepropt • everyone was squeezed/packed into one car -
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♦voorbeelden:1 zijn spullen bij elkaar pakken/opruimen • pack up/clear up one's thingskoppig spul • heady stuffzij heeft mooie spulletjes • she's got nice thingshet hele spul ging mee • the whole crowd went alonghet jonge spul • the small fryzijn spullen voor elkaar hebben • have everything sorted out -
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13 volproppen
♦voorbeelden:zich volproppen • stuff oneself -
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2 [de ruimte innemen van] fill (up)4 [plomberen] fill5 [een rand maken om] fill in/up♦voorbeelden:de zaal begint zich te vullen • the room is beginning to fill upeen kip met gehakt vullen • stuff a chicken with mince -
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n. things, objects, stuff -
16 farceren
v. stuff, fill with some type of stuffing -
17 goed
adj. good, well, fair, kind; correct, accurate--------adv. good, well, fair, kind; correct, accurate--------interj. o.k., all right--------n. estate, possessions; stuff, objects -
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20 opzetten
v. put on, ruffle up, stuff, fix, frame, pitch, plant, tousle, cock, distend, upholster
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