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n. risico, gevaar; verantwoordelijkheid--------v. riskerenrisk1[ risk]1 risico ⇒ kans, gevaar♦voorbeelden:take risks • risico's nemenat risk • in gevaarat one's own risk • op/voor eigen risicoI don't want to run the risk of losing my job • ik wil mijn baan niet op het spel zetten————————risk2〈 werkwoord〉2 riskeren ⇒ gevaar/kans lopen -
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n. Klantenrekening (bij computers - ook regeling die toegang verleent tot service of tot het Internet netwerk); rekening (boekhouding); beschrijving; reden--------v. verantwoorden; rekening houden met, zich gedragen ten opzichte vanaccount1[ əkaunt]♦voorbeelden:by one's own account • naar eigen zeggengive/render an account of • verslag uitbrengen over3 account of goods purchased • inkooprekening, inkoopfactuur♦voorbeelden:for the account and risk of • voor rekening en risico vanon one's own account • voor eigen rekeningadd/charge something to someone's account, put something down to someone's account • iets op iemands rekening schrijvenbalance/settle/square (one's) accounts with someone • de rekening vereffenen met iemand; 〈 ook figuurlijk〉 afrekenen met iemandcharge an account • een rekening belastenhave/keep an account at/with the bank • een rekening hebben bij de bankopen an account at/with the bank • een rekening openen bij de bankpass to account • op rekening stellen/zettenpay (in)to the account • op rekening betalen/stortenfor account of • voor rekening vanon account • op rekeningto someone's account • op iemands rekeningnot on any account • in geen gevalon account of • wegenson no account • in geen gevalon that account • om die reden, daarom3 belang ⇒ waarde, gewicht4 voordeel ⇒ profijt, winst♦voorbeelden:give/render account of • rekenschap afleggen overtake something into account, take account of something • rekening houden met iets3 hold something in great account • iets van groot gewicht/grote waarde achtenof no account • van geen belangput/turn something to (good) account • zijn voordeel met iets doen————————account2〈 werkwoord〉1 beschouwen (als) ⇒ houden voor, rekenen (onder)♦voorbeelden:→ account for account for/
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