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21 wind turbine
n. windturbine, machine gebruikt om kinetische energie in wind om te zetten in mechanische energiewind turbine -
22 wind sock
windzak (zak waar wind op staat en de richting van de wind aangeeft op vliegveld) -
23 wind tunnel
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24 wind chill factor
n. verkillingsfactor, index die het effect van de wind op de temperatuur in beschouwing neemt om de schijnbare kamertemperatuur te bepalen -
25 wind direction
windrichting (kant waar de wind vandaan komt) -
26 wind generator
n. windturbine, mavchine gebruikt om kinetische energie in wind om te zetten in mechanische energie -
27 wind-borne
adj. met de wind gedragen -
28 wind-pollinated
door wind bevrucht, windbestuiving -
29 wind-swept
winderig, door de wind geteisterd; aan winderosie blootstaan -
30 wind a person round one's little finger
iemand om de vinger windenEnglish-Dutch dictionary > wind a person round one's little finger
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31 wind gauge
windmeter -
32 wind gun
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33 wind instrument
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34 wind instruments
blaasinstrumenten (muziekinstrumenten waarin geblazen moet worden) -
35 wind rose
windkaart -
36 wind shield
windbescherming -
37 wind the clock
de klok zetten -
38 wind vector
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39 wind velocity
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40 wind wheel
windmolen
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