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1 de hond uitlaten
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2 hond
♦voorbeelden:1 〈 figuurlijk〉 hij is (altijd) de gebeten hond • he always gets the blame, he can never do anything righter uitzien als een geslagen hond • have one's tail between one's legseen staande hond • a pointerdaar zouden de honden geen brood van lusten • even a dog would turn up its nose at thatpas op/wacht u voor de hond • beware of the doghonden niet toegelaten • no dogs (allowed)honden aan de lijn! • dogs must be kept on the leash!〈 figuurlijk〉 geen hond • not a soul, nobodyzo moe zijn als een hond • be dog-tiredhij was zo ziek als een hond • he was as sick as a dog/cat〈 spreekwoord〉 als twee honden vechten om een been, loopt de derde ermee heen • two dogs fight for a bone, and a third runs away with ithond in de goot! • dogs use the gutter2 ondankbare hond! • ungrateful swine!stomme hond • stupid fool/idiot -
3 uitlaten
2 [niet aandoen] leave off♦voorbeelden:1 een bezoeker uitlaten • show a visitor to the door/outde hond uitlaten • take the dog out (for a walk)II 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich uitlaten〉♦voorbeelden:1 zich gunstig/ongunstig over iets/iemand uitlaten • express a favourable/unfavourable opinion on something/someone, comment favourably/unfavourably on something/someonezich niet over iets uitlaten • be reticent/non-committal about something
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