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1 per se
♦voorbeelden:iets per se willen • want something at all costsmoet je nou per se die herrie maken? • do you (absolutely) have to make all that noise? -
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3 moeten
moeten1〈 het〉♦voorbeelden:————————moeten2I 〈 hulpwerkwoord〉2 [verplicht zijn, zich verplicht voelen] must ⇒ have to, 〈 voorwaardelijke wijs, of milder〉 should, 〈 voorwaardelijke wijs, of milder〉 ought to♦voorbeelden:1 wat moet ik beginnen zonder jou? • what would I do without you?ik moet er niet aan denken wat het kost • I hate to think what it costsmoeten jullie niet eten? • don't you want to eat?wie moest jij hebben? • who did you want (to see/to speak to)?ik moet er niets van hebben • I don't want to know/to have anything to do with itdat moet ik nog zien • I'll have to seehij moest en zou het hebben • he had to have it〈 informeel〉 wat moet je? • what do you want?〈 informeel〉 wat moet dat? • what's all this about?wat moeten jullie hier? • what are you doing here?wat moest hij van jou? • what did he want from/with you?wat moet dat speelgoed hier? • what are those toys doing here?en toen moest hij zo nodig een vreselijk dure auto kopen • and then he had to go and buy this amazingly expensive carhet huis moet nodig eens geschilderd worden • the house wants re-painting2 ik moet zeggen, dat … • I must say/have to say that …of het moest zijn … • unless it be …moet u nog ver (gaan)? • have you still got a long way to go?3 dat moet je nog eens doen (als je durft)! • do that again (if you dare)!dat moet gezegd (worden) • it has to be saidmoet je eens horen • listen (to this)moet kunnen! • no problem!ik moest dat maar vergeten • I had better/best forget itde trein moet om vier uur vertrekken • the train is due to leave at four o'clockje moest eens weten … • if only you knew …dat moet jij (zelf) weten • it's up to youhet moet al heel slecht weer zijn, wil hij thuis blijven • the weather's got to be pretty bad for him to stay homeje moet vrouw zijn om zoiets te doen • it takes a woman to do something like thatik moet morgen in Utrecht zijn • I'm due in/have (got) to be in Utrecht tomorrowik moet (zo) nodig • I've got to go!hoe moeten we nu verder? • where do we go from here?moet je nu al weg/ervandoor? • are you off already?zo moet (je) het niet (doen) • that's not the way to do ithet is gedaan zoals het moet • it has been done properly/as it shouldals het moet, dan … • if it can't be avoided, then …ze moet er nodig eens uit • she needs a day outik moest wel lachen • I couldn't help laughinghet heeft zo moeten zijn • it had to be/happen (like that)als het moet • if it mustwat moet, dat moet • what must be must bewaar moet dat heen (met die drugs)? • what's the world coming to (with these drugs)?aan een bril moeten • need glassesdat schilderij moet de koningin voorstellen • that painting's supposed to represent the Queenze moet erg rijk zijn • she is said to be very richwat moet dat voorstellen? • what's that supposed to be?1 [mogen, believen] like♦voorbeelden:
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