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1 nieuw
nieuw1〈 het〉1 new things/clothes♦voorbeelden:1 zich in het nieuw steken • buy (some) new things/clothes————————nieuw2♦voorbeelden:het nieuwste op het gebied van • the latest thing iniets nieuws aanhebben • be wearing something newzo goed als nieuw • as good as newHollandse nieuwe • 〈Dutch early-season herring(s), eaten raw〉4 nieuwaangekomene • newcomer, new arrivaleen nieuw begin maken • make a fresh startnieuw bloed • new bloodmet het nieuwe jaar • at (the) New Yearmet nieuwe moed • with fresh/renewed courageeen nieuw voorstel • a novel suggestionwordt Peter de nieuwe voorzitter? • will Peter become the new chairman?een nieuwe weg inslaan • take a new courseik ben hier nieuw • I'm new hereniets nieuws onder de zon • there is nothing new under the sun5 nieuwe en nieuwste geschiedenis • modern history; 〈nieuwste ook; voornamelijk na 1945〉 contemporary historynieuwe technieken in gebruik nemen • adopt new/modern techniques -
2 een nieuwe weg inslaan
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I 〈 de (mannelijk)〉1 [richting] course2 [route] route5 [geldwezen] circulation♦voorbeelden:de koers bepalen • fix/determine the coursekoers houden naar het vasteland • head for the mainlandvan koers veranderen • change course/tackkoers zetten naar het noorden • head northuit de koers raken • 〈 figuurlijk〉 drift/be off coursede nieuwe koers op politiek gebied • the new political linede koersen dalen • prices are fallingde koersen noteren • quote the pricesII 〈de〉1 [sport] race
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