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n. zorg; bezorgdheid; bron van zorgen; het scheuren van vlees (bij honden)--------v. bezorgd maken; zich bezorgd maken; lastig vallen; verscheuren van vlees (bij honden); vooruitgaan bij inspanningworry1[ wurrie] 〈meervoud: worries〉♦voorbeelden:————————worry2〈 worried〉1 〈+about/over〉zich zorgen/ongerust maken (over)♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 lastig vallen ⇒ hinderen, storen♦voorbeelden:the rain doesn't worry him • de regen deert hem nietworry oneself (about) • zich zorgen maken (om)you'll worry yourself to death • je maakt je veel te drukworry someone for • bij iemand zeuren om -
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5 I should worry
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6 alcohol is his escape from worry
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7 don't (you) worry
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9 it doesn't do to worry like that
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10 it's a worry to him having to sell his car
English-Dutch dictionary > it's a worry to him having to sell his car
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11 not to worry!
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12 sick with worry
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13 the rain doesn't worry him
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14 there's no call for you to worry
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15 you'll worry yourself to death
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17 there's nothing to worry about
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18 you have nothing to worry about
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19 bow
n. boog (ook regenboog); buiging ( beleefdheids); voorste roeiriem; strik--------v. zich neerleggen bij; buigen, een buiging maken, een gesnaard instrument bespelenbow1[ bau] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 buiging♦voorbeelden:take a bow • applaus in ontvangst nemen2 off/on the (port/starboard) bow • over bakboord/stuurboord————————bow2[ boo] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 boog ⇒ kromming, curve4 strik————————bow3[ bau]2 buigen ⇒ zich (erbij) neerleggen; zich gewonnen geven♦voorbeelden:1 bow and scrape • vleien, stroop smerenI bow to nobody in this • wat dit betreft ga ik voor niemand opzij→ bow out bow out/II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:————————bow4 -
20 brush off
wegdoen; afvegenbrush off1 zich laten wegborstelen ⇒ (door borstelen) loslaten, afgaan♦voorbeelden:don't worry, it will brush off easily • geen nood, dat is gemakkelijk weg te borstelenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 (zich van) iemand afhouden ⇒ afwijzen, afschepen♦voorbeelden:
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