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1 have a rough passage
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verhoogde standaard van draadloze communicatie (volgende stap vooruit van GSM)EDGE (Enhanced Data Rates for Global Evolution)edge1[ edzj] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉3 rand ⇒ boord, oever, grens♦voorbeelden:she gave me the rough/sharp edge of her tongue • zij sprak mij bits toeput an edge on • slijpentake the edge off • het ergste wegnemenbe on edge • gespannen/prikkelbaar zijn→ fine fine/————————edge21 (langzaam/voorzichtig) bewegen♦voorbeelden:edge up • dichterbij schuivenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 omranden ⇒ omboorden, omzomen♦voorbeelden:she edged herself to the front • zij drong ongemerkt naar vorenthe dog edged me off the seat • de hond duwde mij van de bank af→ edge out edge out/
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