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1 height
n. hoogte; hoogvlakte; hoogtepunt[ hajt]1 hoogte ⇒ lengte, peil, niveau♦voorbeelden:at its height • op zijn hoogtepunt -
2 height of hypocrisy
toppunt van hypocrisie -
3 height spot
hoogtepunt (teken op kaart dat een hoger punt op betreffende gebied aanduidt) -
4 height
hoogte -
5 height adjustment
hoogte-afstelling -
6 height alignment
hoogte-instelling -
7 height gauge
hoogtemaat -
8 height jig
hoogtemal -
9 height of fall
valhoogte -
10 at its height
at its height -
11 at the very height of his career
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12 it is only 4 feet in height
it is only 4 feet in height -
13 starting height
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14 the height of summer
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15 at the height
op het hoogtepunt -
16 average height
gemiddelde lengte -
17 full height drive bay
drive baai op volle hoogte, plaats in het omhulsel van de computer voor een drive met dubbele hoogte -
18 half height drive bay
drive baai op halve hoogte, plaats in het omhulsel van de computer voor een drive met een normale hoogte -
19 his full height
in volle lengte -
20 medium height
middelmatige hoogte
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