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2 benefit match
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3 benefit performance
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4 benefit
n. winst, baat; voordeel--------v. profiteren; winst maken, voordeel halenbenefit1[ benniffit] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 voordeel ⇒ profijt, hulp3 benefiet ⇒ liefdadigheidsvoorstelling, benefiet-♦voorbeelden:for the benefit of • ten voordele van————————benefit2♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 ten goede komen aan ⇒ goed doen voor/aan♦voorbeelden: -
5 benefit ball
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6 benefit project
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7 benefit
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8 a plus benefit
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9 child benefit
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10 cost-benefit analysis
kosten batenanalyse (een methode voor het tonen van factoren die men in rekening moet brengen bij economische beslissingen, economische raadzaamheid schatting)cost-benefit analysis -
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12 fringe benefit
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13 give someone the benefit of the doubt
English-Dutch dictionary > give someone the benefit of the doubt
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14 housing benefit
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15 maternity benefit
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16 no-one will benefit from/by his death
no-one will benefit from/by his deathEnglish-Dutch dictionary > no-one will benefit from/by his death
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17 sickness benefit
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18 supplementary benefit
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19 the benefit of the doubt
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20 the mountain air will benefit you
English-Dutch dictionary > the mountain air will benefit you
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