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1 load
n. vracht, lading; last; depressie--------v. inladen, laden; beladen; overladen; opladen; belastenload1[ lood] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:they have loads of money • ze zwemmen in het geld¶ come down like a load of bricks (on someone) • met een geweldige smak neerkomen (op iemand); plotseling te keer gaan (tegen iemand)————————load2♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:the table was loaded with presents • de tafel stond vol met cadeausthe dice seem to be loaded against me • het lijkt erop dat ik tegengewerkt word -
2 crap
n. poep; onzin; vuil--------v. potje schijten, een drol draaien; verliezende worpcrap1[ kræp]♦voorbeelden:2 have a crap • schijten, een drol leggen/draaien♦voorbeelden:crap! • gelul!III 〈meervoud; werkwoord vaak enkelvoud〉♦voorbeelden:1 shoot craps • craps spelen, dobbelen————————crap2〈werkwoord; crapped〉 〈 slang〉 -
3 wind
n. wind; storm; ademhaling; blaasinstrument; wind (laten); tip; praat zonder inhoud; neiging--------n. wind; windstreek; tocht; lucht, reuk; adem; de blaasinstrumenten; de blazers; doelloos gepraat, gezwets--------v. omdraaien; kronkelen; verkrommen; omwikkelen, omwinden; binden; omgewikkeld worden; van richting veranderen--------v. uit laten luchten; in een blaasinstrument blazen; ruikend zoeken; moeilijk ademen; verademenwind1[ wajnd] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 slag ⇒ (om)wenteling, draai————————wind21 wind ⇒ luchtstroom, tocht; rukwind♦voorbeelden:fair wind • gunstige windfling/throw something to the winds • iets in de wind slaan/veronachtzamen(sail) close to the/near the wind 〈 scheepvaart〉 • scherp (bij de wind) (zeilen); 〈 figuurlijk〉de grens van het oirbare/toelaatbare (raken)there's something in the wind • er is iets gaande/aan de hand♦voorbeelden:〈 informeel〉 get/have the wind up • hem knijpen, in de rats zittenget one's second wind • er weer tegenaan kunnen♦voorbeelden:¶ to the (four) winds • in het rond, alle kanten op————————wind3♦voorbeelden:————————wind4♦voorbeelden:1 winden ⇒ spoelen, draaien♦voorbeelden:1 zich slingerend banen ⇒ door/indringen2 winden ⇒ wikkelen, (op)rollen♦voorbeelden:wind back • terugspoelenwind in • binnen/inhalen 〈 van vis(lijn)〉————————wind5
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