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1 wisselen
2 [geldwezen] change ⇒ give/make change♦voorbeelden:1 de prijzen wisselen nogal • the prices change/fluctuate somewhatvan plaats wisselen • change placeskunt u wisselen? • can you change this?honderd gulden wisselen in Franse franks • change a hundred guilders into/for French Francs♦voorbeelden:♦voorbeelden:van gedachten wisselen over • exchange views/ideas about -
2 gedachte
1 [het denken aan iets] thought4 [voornemen, plan] idea♦voorbeelden:de gedachte koesteren • entertain the thoughtzijn gedachten de vrije loop laten • give one's thoughts free rein(diep) in gedachten zijn • be deep in thoughtiets in gedachten doen • do something absent-mindedly/with one's mind elsewhereiets in gedachten houden • keep one's mind on something; 〈 rekening houden met〉 bear something in mind2 de achterliggende gedachte is dat … • the underlying idea/thought is that …iemands innigste gedachten • someone's innermost thoughtseen treffende/belangrijke gedachte • a striking/an important ideahij kan de gedachte eraan niet van zich afzetten • he can't put the thought/idea out of his headzijn gedachten bij iets houden • keep one's mind on somethingde gedachte niet kunnen verdragen dat … • not be able to bear the thought/bear to think that …zijn gedachten over iets laten gaan • turn one's mind to somethingde gedachte alleen al … • the very thought/idea …zich verheugen bij de gedachte aan iets • be delighted at the idea of something; 〈 zich verheugen op〉 look forward to somethinger niet bij zijn met zijn gedachten • have one's mind on something else(iemand) op de gedachte brengen • give (someone) the ideanooit uit iemands gedachten zijn • never be out of someone's mindvan gedachten wisselen • exchange ideaszijn eerste gedachte was • his first thought waszet die gedachte (maar) uit je hoofd • (you can) put that idea out of your headiemand tot andere gedachten brengen • make someone change his mindop twee gedachten hinken • be in two minds (about something)4 wij kwamen op de gedachte om … • it occurred to us to …van gedachten veranderen • change one's mind
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