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1 ontvouwen
1 unfold♦voorbeelden:de redenen van iets ontvouwen • unfold the reasons behind something〈 figuurlijk〉 een eigenaardig tafereel ontvouwde zich voor onze ogen • a remarkable picture unfolded before our eyes -
2 ontvouwen
v. unfold, develop -
3 opengaan
v. open, unfold, break -
4 uiteenspreiden
v. spread out, unfold -
5 uitspreiden
v. outspread, unfold, unfurl, stretch, expand, diffuse, shake down, shake out, flirt -
6 ontvouwen
• to deploy• to develop• to unfold -
7 uitslaan
• to beat out• to deflect• to develop• to effloresce• to exude• to hammer out• to lance• to open out• to sweat• to unfold -
8 de redenen van iets ontvouwen
de redenen van iets ontvouwenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > de redenen van iets ontvouwen
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9 iemand zijn plannen ontvouwen
iemand zijn plannen ontvouwenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > iemand zijn plannen ontvouwen
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10 loswikkelen
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11 ontplooien
♦voorbeelden:1 zich geestelijk ontplooien • improve one's mind, broaden one's horizonszich ontplooien • blossom, expandiemand de gelegenheid geven zich/zijn talenten ten volle te ontplooien • offer full scope to someone to develop his talents -
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13 uitslaan
2 [door slaan uitdrijven] drive/knock out3 [door slaan verwijderen] beat/strike out4 [zuiveren] shake/beat out6 [pletten] hammer/beat (out)7 [uiten] utter, talk8 [buiten het speelveld slaan] strike/hit out♦voorbeelden:3 het stof uitslaan • beat/shake out the dust1 [naar buiten komen] break/burst out♦voorbeelden:1 een uitslaande brand • a blaze/conflagration -
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