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1 eigen
eigen1〈 het〉 〈 figuurlijk〉1 [informeel; + bezittelijk voornaamwoord] myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself 〈 enkelvoud〉; ourselves, yourselves, themselves 〈 meervoud〉♦voorbeelden:1 ik dacht bij mijn eigen dat … • I was thinking to myself …op zijn eigen gaan wonen • start living on one's own————————eigen22 [uitgaand van iemand zelf] own3 [kenmerkend] typical, characteristic, individual4 [vertrouwd] familiar♦voorbeelden:voor eigen gebruik • for one's (own) private usemensen met een eigen huis • people who own their own houseiets in eigen kring vieren • celebrate something privatelywij hebben ieder een eigen (slaap)kamer • we have separate (bed)roomseigen weg • private roadhet waren haar eigen woorden • those were her very wordsbemoei je met je eigen zaken • mind your own businesseen geheel eigen stijl ontwikkelen • develop a style all one's ownmet de hem eigen bescheidenheid • with his characteristic modesty4 zich iets eigen maken • make oneself familiar with something; 〈 met betrekking tot taal〉 master, pick up; 〈 met betrekking tot gewoonte〉 pick up, fall into, acquireeigen producten • domestic products -
2 kenschetsen
♦voorbeelden:2 dat kenschetst de gehele man • that is characteristic/typical of him -
3 studentikoos
♦voorbeelden:1 studentikoos doen • act/behave like a typical student -
4 typisch
1 [kenmerkend] typical2 [eigenaardig] peculiar♦voorbeelden:1 dat is typisch mijn vader • that's typical of my father, that's my father all overtypisch Amerikaans • typically Americanhet typische van de zaak • the curious part of the matter -
5 anglicisme
n. Anglicism, any word or phrase that is peculiarly English (Linguistics); quality that is typical of the English -
6 bijverschijnsel
n. side effect, negative effect that may be caused due to use of medicine; typical accompanying effect -
7 bijwerking
n. side effect, negative effect that may be caused due to use of medicine; typical accompanying effect -
8 doorsneeprijs
n. average price, typical price, normal charge -
9 eigen
adj. own, personal, private; characteristic, typical--------pron. one's own -
10 geijkt
adj. standard, serving as a model; normal, regular, typical -
11 genotypisch
adj. genotypical, pertaining to the genetic make-up of an organism; pertaining to a typical species in a group -
12 karakteristiek
adj. characteristic, typical; distinctive -
13 kenmerkend
adj. characteristic, typical; distinctive--------adv. distinctly, clearly, plainly -
14 kentekend
adj. symptomatic, typical -
15 neveneffect
n. side effect, negative effect that may be caused due to use of medicine; typical accompanying effect -
16 typisch
adj. typical, representative, curious--------adv. typically, characteristically, curiously -
17 richtwaarde
• orientation value• typical value -
18 Holland
1 [Noord- en Zuid-Holland] Holland♦voorbeelden:¶ dat is Holland op zijn smalst • how petty(-minded) can you get!; that's typical Dutch narrow-mindedness -
19 ambtenaar
ambtenaar, ambtenares1 official ⇒ civil/public servant♦voorbeelden:1 ambtenaar van de burgerlijke stand • registrar, Acounty clerkburgerlijk/civiel ambtenaar • civil/public servantambtenaar zijn • work for the governmentambtenaar van het Openbaar Ministerie • counsel for the prosecution -
20 dat antwoord tekent de man
dat antwoord tekent de manVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > dat antwoord tekent de man
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