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2 [bestuur] direction ⇒ 〈 van een onderneming〉 management, 〈 bestuurders ook〉 managers, 〈 bestuurders ook〉 (board of) directors, 〈 leiders〉 leadership4 [sport] [koppositie] lead♦voorbeelden:1 belast zijn met de leiding van de vergadering • preside over/chair the meetingonder zijn bekwame leiding • under his (cap)able leadershipleiding geven (aan) • direct 〈 werkzaamheden〉; lead 〈 team〉; manage, run 〈 bedrijf〉; govern 〈 volk, vereniging〉; preside over/chair 〈 vergadering〉iemand de leiding geven • put someone in chargewie heeft er hier de leiding? • who's in charge here?de jeugd heeft meer leiding nodig • young people need more guidanceleiding kunnen geven • have leadership qualitieszelf de leiding nemen • take matters/things into one's own handshet orkest onder leiding van A. • the orchestra conducted by A.3 bovengrondse/ondergrondse leiding • aboveground/underground pipes/cables; 〈 elektriciteit bovengronds〉 overhead wires, lineelektrische leiding • electric wire/cable; 〈 bedrading〉 (electric) wiring; 〈 hoofdleiding〉 electricity main(s); 〈 voor aanvoer stroom〉 power lineleidingen aanleggen in een huis • 〈 elektriciteit〉 wire a house; 〈 gas, water〉 install the pipes/piping in a houseAjax heeft de leiding met 2 tegen 1 • Ajax leads 2-1
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