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1 badinetje
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2 branie
♦voorbeelden:1 branie schoppen • show off, swagger -
3 opsnijden
♦voorbeelden:1 opsnijden over • boast/brag/swagger aboutII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [snijden tot alles op is] cut up2 [voorsnijden] carve♦voorbeelden:1 een brood opsnijden • cut/slice up a loaf (of bread) -
4 pochen
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5 snoeven
v. boast, brag, bluster, swagger, gasconade, vaunt, bounce, quack, crack, talk tall -
6 branie schoppen
branie schoppenshow off, swaggerVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > branie schoppen
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7 dik doen
dik doenswank, swagger, boast -
8 dik
dik1〈 het〉1 [bezinksel] grounds, dregs2 [dik gedeelte] thick♦voorbeelden:iemand door dik en dun volgen • support someone/stand by someone through thick and thin/fair and foul————————dik24 [opgezet, gezwollen] swollen♦voorbeelden:1 een dik boek • a thick/fat book10 cm dik • 10 cm thickde dikke darm • the large intestineze stonden tien rijen dik • they stood ten (rows) deepeen dikke streep/lijn • a thick/bold stroke/lineeen dikke trui • a thick jumperdik worden • thicken, set, congealdie jurk maakt dik • that dress makes you look fatdik worden • grow fatzij heeft aanleg om dik te worden • she puts on weight easilydik worden • swell (up)¶ dik doen • swank, swagger, boastzich dik maken (over iets) • get worked up (about something)II 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord, bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:een dikke voldoende • a (very) high markdik tevreden (zijn) • (be) well-satisfieddik verdiend • well-earnedhij is dik in de zeventig • he is well into his seventiesdik onder het stof • thick with dustdat komt dik voor elkaar/mekaar • that'll work out finehet er dik bovenop leggen • lay it on thickhet ligt er dik bovenop • it is quite obviousdat zit er dik in • I wouldn't be surpriseddik in iets zitten • have plenty of somethingdikke vrienden zijn • be great/close friendseen dikke mist • thick fog -
9 grootdoen
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10 grootdoenerij
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11 opsnijden over
opsnijden overboast/brag/swagger about -
12 rotting
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13 schetteren
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14 snoeven
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