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1 [tegelijk] (all) at once2 [abrupt] all at once/of a sudden, suddenly♦voorbeelden:2 iemand ineens aanvliegen • jump on someone/down someone's throathij kwam ineens op mij af • he suddenly went for mezoiets verander je niet (zomaar) ineens • that kind of thing can't be changed overnight/at the drop of a hathij vertelde het ons ineens wel • suddenly he did tell us -
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