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1 bekijken
♦voorbeelden:iets vluchtig bekijken • glance at somethingvan dichtbij bekijken • take a close(r) look atiedere aanvraag wordt afzonderlijk bekeken • each application will be considered separatelyiets nog eens goed bekijken • take a closer look at somethingalles wel bekeken • all things consideredbekijk het eens van mijn kant • put yourself in my place3 het is zó bekeken • it'll only take a second/minuteje kunt die zaak van twee kanten bekijken • you can view the matter from two angleshet is bekeken met hem • he's had itje bekijkt het maar! • suit yourself!, be like that! -
2 bril
1 [montuur plus glazen, ook in samenstellingen] (pair of) glasses ⇒ 〈 dikke bril als bescherming〉 (pair of) goggles2 [zitting van een wc] (toilet) seat♦voorbeelden:〈 figuurlijk〉 alles door een donkere/roze bril zien • take a gloomy/rosy view of everythingzijn bril erbij opzetten • take a closer look at somethingdie man met een bril op • that man wearing glasseslezen zonder bril • read without glassestwee brillen • two pairs of glasses -
3 iets nog eens goed bekijken
iets nog eens goed bekijkenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iets nog eens goed bekijken
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4 zijn bril erbij opzetten
zijn bril erbij opzettenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > zijn bril erbij opzetten
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5 nader
♦voorbeelden:partijen nader tot elkaar proberen te brengen • try to bring parties closer together2 bij nadere kennismaking • on further/closer acquaintanceuit niet nader genoemde bron • from an unspecified sourcelaten we dat eens nader bekijken • let's have/take a closer look at thatnader op iets ingaan • go into something in more detail/more closelyeen nader te bepalen plaats • a place to be determined lateris daar al iets naders van bekend? • is anything further known about it?prijs nader overeen te komen • offers invitedsalaris nader overeen te komen • salary to be negotiated
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