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61 beroepsziekte
n. occupational disease, disease caused by working in a particular profession -
62 bewerking
n. working, operation; elaboration, adaptation, editorship -
63 boezeroen
n. smock, overall, loose protective garment worn over clothing while working -
64 coassistent
n. intern, advanced medical student working as an apprentice in a hospital; one who is involved in a specialized training program which gives hands-on experience -
65 collaboratie
n. collaboration, working together, cooperation; act of collaborating -
66 cooperatie
n. cooperation, working together -
67 coordinatie
n. coordination, harmony, accord; working together -
68 coöperatie
n. co-operation, working together -
69 coöperatief
adj. co-operative, of a group effort, of working together--------n. co-operative -
70 crashen
v., crash, smash into, collide with force; be crashed; break into pieces, fall apart; be broken into pieces; freeze up, stop working properly (Computers) -
71 denkraam
n. way of thinking, method of thinking, thought process, manner of working things out -
72 differentiaalwerking
n. differential working -
73 diligent
adj. diligent, industrious, hard-working -
74 discussienota
n. working paper, paper used for centralizing lists and findings, agreement preceding a contract, written agreement -
75 encountergroep
n. encounter group, unstructured therapeutic group working to develop and explore emotional expression and communication in interpersonal relationships often by means of unrestrained emotional confrontation of the participants -
76 exploitatie
n. exploitation, utilization; operation, working -
77 fulltime
n. full time, working a standard amount of time for a full position (often 40- 45 hours depending on the occupation) -
78 functionaliteit
n. functionality, quality of being functional, usefulness; quality of working properly -
79 functioneel
adj. functional, having a purpose; useful, practical; working, functioning -
80 functionerend
adj. functioning, working, operating
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