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1 gebruik
♦voorbeelden:het gebruik van de tuin was hem toegestaan • he was allowed the use of/allowed to use the gardenvoor algemeen gebruik • for general usevoor eigen gebruik • for personal usealleen voor uitwendig gebruik • for external use/application only(geen) gebruik van iets maken • (not) make use of somethingvan de gelegenheid gebruik maken • take/seize the opportunitygebruik maken van een mogelijkheid • use a possibilitydruk gebruik maken van iets • use something a lothet juiste gebruik maken van iets • put something to its proper usein gebruik hebben • have in usemeevallen in het gebruik • be not so bad once you get used to him/her 〈enz.〉iets in gebruik nemen/stellen • put/bring something into useschudden voor het gebruik • shake before usehet is een goed gebruik dat … • … is a good custombuiten gebruik zijn/raken • be out of use, fall into disusein gebruik zijn/komen/raken • be in/come into use -
2 overnemen
1 [in ontvangst nemen] receive2 [op zich nemen] take (over)3 [navolgen] adopt5 [ontlenen] borrow6 [relayeren] relay♦voorbeelden:de macht overnemen • take powerwoord voor woord overnemen • reproduce word for word -
3 de gebruiken van een land
de gebruiken van een landVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > de gebruiken van een land
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4 de gewoonten van een land overnemen
de gewoonten van een land overnemenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > de gewoonten van een land overnemen
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