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1 zaak
8 [staatskwestie] affair9 [belang dat men behartigt] cause♦voorbeelden:1 het is de gewoonste zaak ter wereld om … • it is the most natural thing in the world to …algemene zaken • general affairszich met zijn eigen zaken bemoeien • mind one's own businessgemene zaak maken met iemand • be in league/collusion with someoneonverrichter zake terugkeren • return without having achieved one's aim; 〈 met niets verkregen〉 come back empty-handedhoe staan de zaken? • how are things?iemands zaken waarnemen/behartigen • look after someone's affairsdat is jouw zaak • that is your concerneen zaak van gewicht • a matter of (some) importanceeen zaak van ondergeschikt belang • a minor matter/pointde zaak in kwestie • the matter at hand3 goede zaken doen (met iemand) • do good business/trade (with someone)er worden goede zaken gedaan in … • trade is good in …zaken zijn zaken • business is businessin zaken gaan • go into businessover zaken spreken • talk businesshij is hier voor zaken • he is here on businesseen zaak runnen/hebben • run a businessik ben de hele dag op de zaak • I am at work all day; 〈 met betrekking tot een winkel〉 I am at the shop all dayeen auto van de zaak • a company carweten hoe de zaken ervoor staan • know how things stand/what the score isnu de zaken er zo voor staan • things being as they are, now things have come to this, such being the casewat is zijn rol in de zaak? • where does he fit/come in?de zaak is deze … • the point is …ter zake doen • 〈 belangrijk zijn〉 matter, be to the point; 〈 van invloed zijn〉 be significant; 〈 betrekking hebben〉 be relevantter zake komen • come to the pointdat doet hier niet(s) ter zake • that is irrelevant/beside the pointkennis van zaken hebben • know one's factszeker zijn van zijn zaak • be sure of what one's doingde zaak Menten • the Menten case8 Binnenlandse Zaken • Domestic/Internal AffairsBuitenlandse Zaken • Foreign Affairslopende zaken • current business, business in handvechten voor een verloren/hopeloze zaak • fight for a lost cause, fight a losing battle¶ het is zaak om … • the thing is to …niet veel zaaks zijn • be not up to much, be not a lot of good, be poor/indifferent, be a poor show/affair -
2 de normale gang van zaken
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3 gewoon
3 [van de meest bekende soort] common♦voorbeelden:zijn gewone gang gaan • go about one's businessde gewone gang van zaken • the usual course (of events)/proceduredat is gewoon • that's naturalde gewone man/burger • the ordinary/common man, the average citizeneen gewoon mens • an ordinary/average persongewoon soldaat • a privatede gewoonste zaak ter wereld • a very usual thingradio is nu iets heel gewoons • radio is something very ordinary/nothing special these daysdat was men van hem niet gewoon • that was unlike himII 〈 bijwoord〉1 [op de gebruikelijke wijze] normally♦voorbeelden:1 doe maar gewoon • (do) act normal(ly), behave yourselfga alsjeblieft gewoon zitten • just sit down, won't you?het is gewoon niet te eten • it is simply inediblezij praatte er heel gewoon over • she was very casual about it
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