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1 zelden
1 rarely, seldom♦voorbeelden:1 het gebeurt zelden dat … • it rarely happens that …ik heb zelden zo gelachen • what a laugh (I had)!hoogst zelden • very rarelyniet zelden • not infrequentlyzelden of nooit • rarely if ever -
2 hoogst zelden
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3 bij (hoge) uitzondering
bij (hoge) uitzondering(very) exceptionally, only (very) rarely, in exceptional casesVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > bij (hoge) uitzondering
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4 uitzondering
♦voorbeelden:een uitzondering maken voor • make an exception forbij (hoge) uitzondering • (very) exceptionally, only (very) rarely, in exceptional caseseen uitzondering op de regel • an exception to the rulemet uitzondering van • with the exception of, excepting, saveiedereen zonder uitzondering • everyone without exception, bar(ring) none -
5 hoogst
hoogst1〈 het〉2 [het meeste/uiterst mogelijke] utmost♦voorbeelden:2 op zijn hoogst • at its height/highest 〈 op het hoogste punt〉; at (the) most/the utmost 〈 maximaal〉je krijgt op zijn hoogst wat strafwerk • at the very worst you'll be given some lines————————hoogst2〈 bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:1 hoogst ongebruikelijk • highly/extremely unusualhoogst (on)waarschijnlijk • highly (un)likelyhoogst zelden • extremely rarely, very seldom
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