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1 Fleet Street
Fleet Street {een straat in londen vol met kranten bureaux}; engelse persFleet Street3 de macht/invloed van de pers -
2 Fleet
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3 fleet of foot
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4 fleet
adj. snel, vlug, rap--------n. vloot--------v. Rap, gezwind, snelvoetigfleet1[ flie:t] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 vloot ⇒ marine, luchtvloot2 schare ⇒ verzameling, groep♦voorbeelden:————————fleet2♦voorbeelden: -
5 Fleet Admiral
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6 fleet of cars
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7 this street is a continuation of Fleet Street
English-Dutch dictionary > this street is a continuation of Fleet Street
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8 Admiral of the Fleet
Ministerie van Marine,Vloot Admiraal -
9 England's problem was that she had neglected her fleet
English-Dutch dictionary > England's problem was that she had neglected her fleet
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10 a fleet of cars/taxis
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11 the fleet is based on/in Malta
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12 the fleet was becalmed
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13 air fleet
de luchtvloot (algehele luchtmacht, alle vliegtuigen) -
14 automobile fleet
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15 truck fleet
vrachtwagens die aan eigenaar toebehoren -
16 continuation
n. vervolg; verlenging; voortgaan[ kəntinjoe▪eesjn]1 voortzetting ⇒ vervolg, continuering, hervatting♦voorbeelden:1 this street is a continuation of Fleet Street • deze straat ligt in het verlengde van Fleet Street -
17 admiral
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18 base
adj. laag, verachtelijk--------n. basis; grondslag; grondvlak--------v. baserenbase1[ bees] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:the base of the triangle • de basis van de driehoekcatch someone off base • iemand overvallen/onverwacht treffen————————base2〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; baser; baseness〉1 laag ⇒ minderwaardig, verachtelijk♦voorbeelden:1 a base action • een laffe/gemene daad————————base3〈 werkwoord〉2 vestigen♦voorbeelden:1 computer-based accountancy • geautomatiseerde/gecomputeriseerde boekhoudingbase oneself on • uitgaan vanbased (up)on mere gossip • slechts op roddel berustend -
19 becalm
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20 deflate
v. leeglopen van-; inkrimpen van geldhoeveelheid; minder belangrijk maken[ die:fleet] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord: deflation〉II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉
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