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1 understand a remark literally
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2 understand
v. begrijpen; aannemen[ undəstænd]♦voorbeelden:1 begrijpen ⇒ (er)uit opmaken/afleiden, vernemen♦voorbeelden:do I understand/am I to understand that … • moet ik daaruit opmaken dat …it is understood that they will arrive tomorrow • naar verluidt komen zij morgen aan1 begrijpen ⇒ inzien, verstand hebben van4 opvatten♦voorbeelden:give someone to understand that • iemand te verstaan/kennen geven datmake oneself understood • duidelijk maken wat men bedoeltunderstand each other/one another • elkaar begrijpen, op een lijn zittenwhat do you understand by that? • wat versta je daaronder?5 in this construction the object is understood • in deze constructie moet het voorwerp erbij gedacht worden6 that is understood! • (dat spreekt) vanzelf!
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