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1 gagner qn. à sa cause
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2 gagner
gagner [gaanjee]2 winnen♦voorbeelden:gagner de quoi vivre • in zijn levensonderhoud kunnen voorzien3 y gagner • erop vooruitgaan, in iemands voordeel zijnil gagne à être connu • als je hem beter leert kennen, valt hij best meeon ne gagne rien à attendre • wachten helpt niet veelc'est toujours ça de gagné! • dat is alvast meegenomen!gagner en qualité • beter van kwaliteit zijn, wordengagner en profondeur • veel dieper, veel verder gaanla mer gagne sur la côte • de zee wint terrein op de kustII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉3 verkrijgen ⇒ verwerven, winnen4 bereiken ⇒ gaan naar, reiken tot5 zich meester maken van ⇒ bevangen, overmannen♦voorbeelden:gagner une maladie contagieuse • een besmettelijke ziekte oplopengagner de la place • ruimte winnengagner qn. à sa cause • iemand voor zijn zaak winnenla faim le gagnait • hij kreeg hongerle froid le gagna • hij werd door kou bevangenle vertige le gagna • hij werd plotseling duizelig♦voorbeelden:se laisser gagner • zich laten overhalen, verleidenv1) verdienen2) winnen4) verkrijgen, behalen5) bereiken, gaan (naar)
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