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1 hunt
n. jacht, achtervolging--------v. jagen, zoekenhunt1[ hunt] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 〈 voornamelijk enkelvoud〉 jacht(partij) ⇒ 〈 Brits-Engels voornamelijk〉 vossenjacht; 〈 figuurlijk〉 speur/zoektocht♦voorbeelden:————————hunt2♦voorbeelden:1 go out hunting • op jacht/uit jagen gaanhunt after/for an address • speuren naar een adresII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉3 verjagen4 opjagen♦voorbeelden: -
2 sight
n. gezicht; blik; bezienswaardigheid; vizier; zicht; gezichtsveld; gezichtspunt--------v. in zicht/in het vizier krijgen; waarnemen, ziensight1[ sajt]1 (aan)blik ⇒ (uit)zicht, schouwspel, bezienswaardigheid5 mening♦voorbeelden:I cannot stand/bear the sight of him • ik kan hem niet luchten of zienkeep sight of • in het oog houden〈informeel; ironisch〉 what a sight you look/are! • wat zie je eruit!see the sights • de bezienswaardigheden bezoeken¶ raise/lower one's sights • meer/minder verwachtenyou are a sight for the gods/for sore eyes • je bent door de hemel gezonden2 gezicht ⇒ het zien, het gezien worden♦voorbeelden:2 〈 geldwezen〉 ten days after sight • (betaalbaar) tien dagen na zicht 〈 met betrekking tot wissels〉at the sight of • bij het zien vanat first sight • op het eerste gezichtplay music at sight • van het blad spelenat/on sight • op zichtknow someone by sight • iemand van gezicht kennenshoot on sight • schieten zonder waarschuwinggo out of sight • uit het gezicht verdwijnenkeep someone in sight • iemand in het oog houdenkeep in sight of • binnen het gezichtsveld blijven van〈 spreekwoord〉 out of sight, out of mind • uit het oog, uit het hartwe are (with)in sight of the end • het einde is in zichtout of my sight! • uit mijn ogen!stay/keep out of sight • blijf uit het gezicht¶ 〈Amerikaans-Engels; informeel〉 out of sight! • fantastisch!, te gek!second sight • helderziendheid————————sight2〈 werkwoord〉
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