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1 night♦voorbeelden:1 dag en nacht • day and night, night and day〈 figuurlijk〉 niet over één nacht ijs gaan • take no chances, look before one leapsik moet bij nacht en ontij opstaan • I have to get up at the most ungodly hoursde afgelopen/komende nacht • last night, tonightde hele nacht wakker liggen • lie awake all nightde hele nacht doorfeesten • make a night of itik zou er nog maar eens een nachtje over slapen • why don't you sleep on it?het werd nacht • night/dark(ness) felltot laat in de nacht • deep into the nightin de nacht van vrijdag op zaterdag • in the night of Friday to Saturdayzo lelijk als de nacht • (as) ugly as sinvan de nacht een dag maken • turn night into day's nachts • at nightom drie uur 's nachts • at three o'clock in the morning, at three a.m. -
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in1I 〈 bijwoord〉2 [van tijd] in3 [van plaats/toestand] in ⇒ inside4 [als versterking van ‘tegen’] 〈zie voorbeelden 4〉♦voorbeelden:ergens in en uit lopen • run in and out of a placetegen het verbod in • in defiance of the banII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord〉1 [binnen] in2 [populair] in♦voorbeelden:2 lange rokken waren/raakten in • long skirts were/came in————————in2〈 voorzetsel〉1 [met betrekking tot een plaats] in ⇒ at2 [met betrekking tot een richting] into4 [met betrekking tot een hoeveelheid/omvang] in5 [met betrekking tot een mate/graad/snelheid] in6 [met betrekking tot een toestand/omstandigheden] in7 [met betrekking tot een verandering/gevolg] in ⇒ to, into♦voorbeelden:puistjes in het gezicht • pimples on one's facehij is in huis • he's insidein heel het land • throughout/all over the countryhij is nog nooit in Londen geweest • he's never been to Londonhij woont in de stad • he lives in townin heel de stad • in the whole/entire townin ‘The King's Arms’ logeren • stay at ‘The King's Arms’hij zat niet in die trein/dat vliegtuig • he wasn't on that train/planehij is de stad in • he has gone to/into towndiep in de nacht • deep into the nighteen keer in de week • once a weekin 1994 • in 1994er gaan 100 cm in een meter • there are 100 centimetres to a metretwee meter in omtrek • two metres in circumferencein tweeën snijden • cut in twoin een rustig tempo • at an easy pacein het Japans vertalen • translate into Japanesehandelen in koffie • deal in coffeeprofessor in de natuurkunde • professor of physicsin slaap • asleepzij is goed in wiskunde • she's good at mathematics
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