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n. woord; spraak; kort gesprek; belofte; bevel; slagwoord; wachtwoord; leuze; parool; inlichting--------v. formuleren; onder woorden brengen; zich uitdrukken; woorden kiezenword1[ wə:d]1 woord 〈 ook computer〉 ⇒ 〈 bij uitbreiding〉 (gesproken) uiting; 〈 meervoud〉 tekst, woorden 〈 van liedje〉3 (macht/wacht)woord ⇒ bevel♦voorbeelden:1 word of command • commando, bevelhave a word in someone's ear • iemand iets toefluisterenby word of mouth • mondelingput words in(to) someone's mouth • iemand woorden in de mond leggentake the words out of someone's mouth • iemand de woorden uit de mond halena man of few words • een man van weinig woorden(not) in so many words • (niet) met zoveel woordenright from the word go • vanaf het beginwords fail me • woorden schieten mij tekortsay the word • een seintje gevensay the word, and I'll leave • als je liever hebt dat ik wegga, hoef je het maar te zeggenhave a word to say • iets te zeggen hebbenwaste words • woorden verspillentake someone at his word • iemand aan zijn woord houdenbeyond words • niet in woorden uit te drukkenword for word • woord voor woord, woordelijktoo … for words • te … om waar te zijn/voor woordenthat is not the word for it • dat is het (juiste) woord niethave no words for something • ergens geen woorden voor hebbenin a/one word • kortom, in één woordin other words • met andere woordenput into words • onder woorden brengenI don't believe a word of it • ik geloof er niets vanhave a word with someone • iemand (even) sprekenword of honour • woord van eer, erewoordhe's as good as his word • wat hij belooft doet hijbreak one's word • zijn woord brekenI give you my word for it • ik verzeker het je op mijn erewoordgive/pledge one's word • zijn woord gevengo back on one's word • zijn woorden/belofte(n) terugnemenkeep one's word • (zijn) woord houdentake someone's word for it • iemand op zijn woord gelovenupon my word • op mijn (ere)woord(upon) my word! • mijn hemel!¶ a word in season • een woordje op zijn tijd, een raad op het juiste ogenblikeat one's words • zijn woorden inslikken, iets terugnemenI could not get a word in edgeways • ik kon er geen speld tussen krijgenweigh one's words • zijn woorden wegen1 nieuws ⇒ bericht, boodschap♦voorbeelden:the word got round that • het bericht deed de ronde datleave word that • bericht achterlaten datsend word of • berichtenword has it that • het gerucht gaat dat————————word2〈 werkwoord〉
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