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1 [niet samengesteld/ingewikkeld] simple ⇒ uncomplicated, plain 〈 woorden, waarheid〉, 〈 gemakkelijk〉 easy2 [zonder overdaad/pronk] simple ⇒ unpretentious, ordinary, 〈 van maaltijd ook〉 frugal, 〈 zeer eenvoudig〉 severe, 〈 zeer eenvoudig〉 austere3 [bescheiden] simple ⇒ plain, ordinary, low(ly) 〈 afkomst〉, humble 〈 afkomst〉, modest, unpresuming, simple-hearted♦voorbeelden:dat is toch heel eenvoudig • surely that's quite simpledat is het eenvoudigste • that's the easiest waydat maakte de zaak stukken eenvoudiger • that simplified matters considerablyzo eenvoudig ligt dat niet • it's not that simplezo eenvoudig als wat • a piece of cakeII 〈 bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:zij leven eenvoudig • they lead a simple life(al) te eenvoudig voorstellen • (over)simplify2 ik doe het eenvoudig niet! • I simply won't do it! -
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