fluiten

fluiten
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I 〈onovergankelijk werkwoord〉
[op een fluitje blazen, een signaal geven] whistleblow a whistle
[fluitinstrument bespelen] play the flute
[fluitend geluid voortbrengen] whistle〈vogel, fluitketel〉 sing, 〈schip〉 pipe, 〈ter afkeuring〉 hiss
voorbeelden:
3   de kogels floten om mijn oren bullets whistled past my ears
     op zijn vingers fluiten whistle through one's fingers
     〈figuurlijk〉 daar kun je naar fluiten 〈krijg je nooit〉 you can whistle for it; 〈zie je niet weer〉 you can kiss that goodbye
II 〈overgankelijk werkwoord〉
[ten gehore brengen] whistle〈op fluit〉 play, 〈vogel〉 sing
[door fluiten tot zich roepen] whistle
voorbeelden:
1   een deuntje fluiten whistle a tune
III 〈onovergankelijk, overgankelijk werkwoord〉 〈sport〉
[als scheidsrechter leiden] refereeact as referee (in)
voorbeelden:
1   Jan floot negen wedstrijden John refereed nine matches

Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels. 2015.

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