07:56 Dec 7, 2001 |
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4 | As far as Van Dale's Groot Woordenboek is concerned the word does not exist! |
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2 -1 | Dough container |
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1 | writ of attachment canister |
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As far as Van Dale's Groot Woordenboek is concerned the word does not exist! Explanation: Would you have any more context? Could you ask the client? Van Dale Groot Woordenboek |
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Dough container Explanation: Hi, Met wat fantasie: Als het om een bakkerij of iets dergelijk gaat, kan het wel een "dough container" zijn. Daarin wordt deeg of beslag te rijzen gezet. Een gokje -ik hoop dat je eer wat aan hebt.. Prettig weekend. Groeten, Pieter_H PS +een aantal hits op Google. Reference: http://www.google.com/search?hl=nl&q=%22Dough+container%22&b... |
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writ of attachment canister Explanation: purely a guess, based on your context (in particular the 'cfr.'): A trommel can be a canister or a cylindrical sheet-metal container. I imagine that the person making the attachment deposits the writ of attachment in some sort of container on the property in question(or attached to the property) , and this container may be a canister. Even if this is all true, I am unable to suggest what (if any) English equivalent there may be. good luck! |
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