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1 arbeidsonrust
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2 beroering
♦voorbeelden:er ontstond enige beroering in de zaal • there was some commotion in the roomhet hele land was in beroering • the whole country was in turmoil -
3 onrust
2 [gejaagdheid] restlessness♦voorbeelden:onrust stoken • stir up/make troubleonrust zaaien • stir up trouble -
4 agitatie
n. agitation, commotion; unrest -
5 arbeidsonrust
n. industrial unrest -
6 gemoedsbeweging
n. stirring up, unrest, turmoil -
7 gestoordheid
n. disturbance, interference, distraction; something which disturbs; unrest -
8 onrust
n. unrest, disquiet, uneasiness, agitation, discontent -
9 onrustigheid
n. restlessness, unrest -
10 storing
n. disturbance, hitch, derangement, interruption, interference, jamming, discontinuance, discontinuation, malfunction, breakdown, failure, outage, unrest -
11 een rusteloze tijd
een rusteloze tijdVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een rusteloze tijd
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12 er heerst een toenemende arbeidsonrust
er heerst een toenemende arbeidsonrustVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > er heerst een toenemende arbeidsonrust
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13 maatschappelijke beroering
maatschappelijke beroeringVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > maatschappelijke beroering
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14 onrust zaaien
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15 rusteloos
♦voorbeelden:rusteloos naar iets streven • strive for something unremittingly -
16 sociale onrust
sociale onrust -
17 zaaien
1 [ook figuurlijk] sow2 [met betrekking tot oesters] seed♦voorbeelden:tweedracht zaaien • sow/spread discordinteressante banen zijn dun gezaaid • interesting jobs are few and far between
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