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1 aantrekken
2 [vaster doen sluiten] tighten5 [aandoen] put on♦voorbeelden:een knoop aantrekken • draw a knot tighter3 zich aangetrokken voelen door/tot iemand/iets • feel attracted to someone/somethingdat trekt mij wel aan • that appeals to menieuwe medewerkers aantrekken • take on/recruit new staffik heb niets om aan te trekken • I have nothing to wearII 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich aantrekken〉♦voorbeelden:zich verwijten aantrekken • take reproaches to hearttrek het je niet aan • don't let that worry youzich alles persoonlijk aantrekken • take everything personallyzich niets aantrekken van • not care aboutze scheen zich van de hele zaak niets aan te trekken • she seemed unconcerned about the whole affair♦voorbeelden: -
2 verbeelding
1 [fantasie; inbeelding] imagination3 [uitbeelding] representation, image♦voorbeelden:zijn verbeelding laten werken • use one's imaginationdat spreekt tot de verbeelding • that appeals to one's imaginationdaar is heel wat verbeelding voor nodig • that really stretches the imagination; 〈 informeel〉 the mind boggles2 verbeelding hebben • be conceited, think a lot of oneself -
3 dat spreekt tot de verbeelding
dat spreekt tot de verbeeldingVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > dat spreekt tot de verbeelding
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4 dat trekt mij wel aan
dat trekt mij wel aanVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > dat trekt mij wel aan
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5 hoorcommissie
n. appeals commission, court of record that deals with appeals
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