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♦voorbeelden:1 de auto gebruikt veel brandstof • the car uses (up)/consumes a lot of fueleen geneesmiddel inwendig/uitwendig gebruiken • take/use a medicine internally; use/apply a medicament/medication externallyslaapmiddelen gebruiken • take sleeping pills/tabletszijn verstand gebruiken • use one's common sensevork en mes gebruiken • use a knife and forkdat kan ik net goed gebruiken • I could just use thatdat kan ik goed gebruiken • that comes in handyiets/iemand niet kunnen gebruiken • have no use for something/someone 〈 ook figuurlijk〉ik zou best wat extra geld kunnen gebruiken • I could do with some extra moneyzich gebruikt voelen • feel usediets/iemand weten te gebruiken • know how to use something/someonezijn tijd goed/slecht gebruiken • make good/bad use of one's time, put one's time to good/bad use2 gebruikt u suiker in de thee? • do you take sugar in your tea?wilt u ook iets gebruiken? • can I get you anything?1 [harddrugs innemen] 〈 onovergankelijk werkwoord〉 be on/take drugs; 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉 be on, take -
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