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1 zorg
♦voorbeelden:moederlijke zorg • motherly carezorg besteden aan • care forzorg voor iets dragen • take care of somethingiets met zorg behandelen • handle something carefullyde zorg voor een gezin hebben • provide for a familyiemand veel zorgen baren • be a source of great worry to someonegeen zorgen hebben • have no worriesweinig zorgen hebben • have few worriesdat is een (hele) zorg minder • that's (quite) a reliefzich zorgen maken over/om • worry aboutin de zorg(en) zitten • have a lot of worrieswij zijn nog niet uit de zorgen • our worries aren't over yetonder zorgen gebukt gaan • be burdened down with care -
2 bezorgd
1 [zorgzaam] concerned (for/about)2 [ongerust] worried (about)♦voorbeelden:men maakt zich bezorgd over … • concern is felt about …zich bezorgd maken over • worry aboutwaarom zou je je bezorgd maken? • why worry?wees maar niet bezorgd • don't worrybezorgd zijn over/om/voor iets • be worried about something -
3 kopzorg
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4 omkijken
1 [omzien] look round♦voorbeelden:2 naar iemand niet omkijken • not worry/bother about someonegeen omkijken hebben naar iemand/iets • leave someone/something to his/its own devicesje hebt er geen omkijken naar • it needs no looking after, it looks after itself -
5 ongerustheid
♦voorbeelden:1 er is geen reden tot ongerustheid • there is no cause for concern/no reason to worry -
6 prakkeseren
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7 aftobben
v. worry, be concerned -
8 amokmaker
n. troublemaker, one who causes trouble for others; one who causes difficulty; one who causes worry; one who causes conflict -
9 ataraxie
ataraxia, calm, freedom from worry, tranquility -
10 bekommerdheid
concernment, significance, importance; involvement; worry, anxietybekommerdheid (de) -
11 bekommeren
v. concern, worry; interest; business -
12 bekommering
n. concern, worry; interest; business -
13 bemoeienis
n. interference, act of impeding or obstructing; worry, concern -
14 bemoeiing
n. interference, act of impeding or obstructing, worry, concern -
15 beslommering
n. concern, source of concern, worry -
16 bevreesdheid
n. apprehensiveness, tendency to worry, nervousness; shrewdness, perceptiveness -
17 bezorgdheid
n. worry, concern, anxiety, distress -
18 dwarskop
n. troublemaker, one who causes trouble for others; one who causes difficulty; one who causes worry; one who causes conflict -
19 dwarszitten
v. worry, be concerned -
20 hoofdbreken
n. worry, be concerned
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