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1 [doen afnemen in massa/sterkte/bruikbaarheid] wear (out)2 [door wrijving/gebruik veroorzaken] wear4 [verkopen] sell♦voorbeelden:1 [minder worden in massa/sterkte/bruikbaarheid] wear (out)♦voorbeelden:
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