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4 [bodem onder water] bottom♦voorbeelden:een stuk grond • a plot of landbraakliggende grond • waste landlaag bij de grond • 〈 figuurlijk〉 commonplace, pedestrian, triteiemand tegen de grond slaan • knock someone flattegen de grond gaan • fall down〈 figuurlijk〉 zij heeft haar bedrijf van de grond af opgebouwd • she built up her firm up from scratch2 〈 schertsend〉 een kunstenaar van de koude grond • a third-rate/would-be artist, an artist of sortsschrale/onvruchtbare grond • barren/poor soilvaste grond onder de voeten hebben • 〈 ook figuurlijk〉 be on firm/solid groundgewijde grond • consecrated groundiemand nog verder de grond in trappen • kick someone when he's downtoen de grond hem te heet onder de voeten werd • when things got too hot for him〈 figuurlijk〉 iemand/iets de grond in prijzen • praise someone/something to the skiesals aan de grond genageld staan • be rooted to the spotdoor de grond (kunnen) gaan/zinken van schaamte • not know where to put oneself for embarrassmentop de grond zitten • sit on the ground/floor〈 figuurlijk〉 iemand de grond in boren • crush someone; 〈 (ernstig) bekritiseren〉 crucify someone, tear/pull someone to pieces/shreds〈 figuurlijk〉 iemand/iets te gronde richten • ruin someone/somethingzichzelf te gronde richten • dig one's own gravegoede grond hebben iets aan te nemen • have good grounds/reason for somethingop medische gronden • for medical reasons, on medical groundsgronden aanvoeren voor • advance arguments fordie bewering mist alle grond • that assertion is without (any) foundation/is groundlessop grond van zijn huidskleur • because of/on account of his colourop grond van artikel 26 • on the basis of/by virtue of section 26op grond waarvan • on the basis of whichop grond van het feit dat … • on the basis of/by reason of the fact that …6 in de grond van de zaak • at bottom, basicallydat komt uit de grond van zijn hart • that comes from the bottom of his heart -
2 iemand tegen de grond slaan
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