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21 oprollen
v. roll, enrol, enroll, coil, wrap, convolve, involute, flatten out, mop up, furl -
22 reisdeken
n. travelling rug, rug, plaid, wrap -
23 sjaal
n. shawl, scarf, wrap, cashmere -
24 verpakken
v. pack, prepack, package, wrap up, inchest -
25 wikkelen
v. wrap, fold -
26 zich inpakken
v. wrap oneself up -
27 doorrollen
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28 draadgewikkelde verbinding
• wire-wrap connectionNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > draadgewikkelde verbinding
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29 draadwikkelverbinding
• wire-wrap connectionNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > draadwikkelverbinding
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30 huls
• breech• case• jacket• sleeve• thimble• wrap -
31 inwikkelen
• to wrap up -
32 kernmantel
• core wrap -
33 krimphoes
• shrink-wrap -
34 omwikkelen
• to cover• to envelop• to wrap -
35 omwinden
• to cover• to envelop• to wrap -
36 wikkelen
• to wind• to wrap up -
37 aankleden
1 [kleding aantrekken] dress ⇒ get dressed, 〈 van kleren voorzien〉 clothe, 〈 van kleren voorzien〉 fit out2 [versieren] decorate, furnish ⇒ 〈 informeel〉 do/fit up♦voorbeelden:zich aankleden • get dressed -
38 als geschenk verpakken
als geschenk verpakkenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > als geschenk verpakken
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39 badjas
badjas, badmantel1 (bath)robe, bath(ing) wrap -
40 een cadeau in papier verpakken
een cadeau in papier verpakkenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een cadeau in papier verpakken
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