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1 succession
n. opvolging; doorlopend; doorlopende lijn; erfenis[ səksesjn]1 reeks ⇒ serie, opeenvolging2 opvolging ⇒ successie, erf/troonopvolging♦voorbeelden:title by succession • geërfde titelsettle the succession • een opvolger aanwijzenby succession • volgens erfrechtin succession to • als opvolger van¶ in succession • achtereen(volgens), na elkaarin quick succession • vlak na elkaar -
2 succession
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3 succession of defeats
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4 succession law
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5 succession proceedings
erfenisprocedures (wettelijke stappen die genomen moeten worden voor verdelen van erfenis) -
6 in quick succession
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7 by succession
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8 in rapid succession
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9 in succession to
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10 in succession
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11 law of succession
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12 settle the succession
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13 title by succession
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14 ecological succession
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15 laws of succession
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16 order of succession
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17 quick
adj. snel; vlug; sneldenkend; snel begrijpend; vloeibaar; levendig--------adv. snel; met grote snelheid, vlug--------n. levende mensen; levend; snel; gevoelige plekkenquick1[ kwik] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉2 hart ⇒ kern, essentie♦voorbeelden:2 cut someone to the quick • iemand in zijn hart raken, iemands gevoelens diep kwetsen————————quick2〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; quickness〉1 snel ⇒ gauw, vlug2 gevoelig ⇒ vlug (van begrip), scherp♦voorbeelden:quick march! • voorwaarts/ingerukt mars!in quick succession • snel achter elkaarhe is quick to take offence • hij is gauw beledigd‘Have a drink?’ ‘Yes, I'll take a quick one’ • ‘Wat drinken?’ ‘Ja, een snelle dan’〈 slang〉 quick on the draw/uptake • sneldenkend/doorziend, flitsend————————quick31 vlug ⇒ gauw, snel♦voorbeelden:we all want to get rich quick • we willen allemaal snel rijk worden -
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adj. snel--------n. stroomversnellingrapid1[ ræpid] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord; voornamelijk meervoud〉————————rapid2♦voorbeelden:in rapid succession • snel achter elkaar〈 voornamelijk Amerikaans-Engels〉 rapid transit • snelverkeer 〈 in het bijzonder trein, tram, metro〉he is sinking rapidly • hij gaat zienderogen achteruit
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