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1 [treffen] hit2 [beroeren] affect, hit4 [aanraken] touch♦voorbeelden:zijn tegenstander hard raken • hit one's opponent hardzaken die ons ten zeerste raken • things that concern us very closelydie cirkels raken elkaar • these circles touch/meet2 [aanraken] touch3 [+ aan] [krijgen] get (hold of)♦voorbeelden:1 betrokken raken bij/in • get/become involved ingewend raken aan • get used tozij raken er niet over uitgepraat • they can't stop talking about itergens in verzeild raken • get mixed up in somethingachterop raken • get/fall behindop raken • 〈 benzine, geld, voorraden〉 run out/down/short, be/get/run low; 〈 voorraden ook〉 become depleted/exhausted; 〈figuurlijk; geduld〉 run out, snapvast raken (in) • get stuck (in)buiten zichzelf/buiten zinnen raken • 〈 gek〉 lose one's mind; 〈 enthousiast, kwaad〉 get beside oneselfuit zijn humeur raken • get in(to) a bad moodde satelliet is uit zijn baan geraakt • the satellite has gone off coursevan de weg raken • go off the road -
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