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n. werkploeg; ; beweging; verschuiving; verandering; verwisseling; (het) overbrengen; verhuizing; list--------v. verschuiven, verplaatsen; verwisselenshift1[ sjift] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉5 hemdjurk♦voorbeelden:¶ make shift • zich behelpen, zichzelf zien te reddenmake shift without • het stellen zonder————————shift21 van plaats veranderen ⇒ zich verplaatsen, schuiven3 zich redden ⇒ zich behelpen, het klaarspelen♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 verplaatsen ⇒ verschuiven, verzetten♦voorbeelden:shift the helm • het roer omgooien
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