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Britain and Northern Ireland {prop} (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) unorthodox {adj} (unusual, unconventional, or idiosyncratic) Ursa Minor {prop} (a circumpolar constellation of the northern sky) word of honor {n} (a promise, or a pledge of one's good faith) XNOR gate {n} (a physical Boolean device) Zeta Geminorum {prop} (star) 5000 WORDS normal P1267 normally P1373 north P2032 Norway P5412 PHRASES U hartslag is normaal. Your heartbeat is quite normal . Je lichaamstemperatuur is heel normaal. Your body temperature is very normal . Het sneeuwt in het noorden. It is snowing in the north . IJsberen leven op de Noordpool. Polar bears live at the North Pole . Ze behoort tot een etnische minderheid. She is an ethnic minority . Ze houden een feest ter ere van mij. They held a banquet to celebrate in my honor . Mijn ouders steunden me enorm. My parents have given me enormous support . We kunnen de vragen die mensen stellen niet negeren. We should not ignore the questions people are asking . Mijn familie heeft me enorm gesteund. My family has given me enormous support . Mongolië ligt ten noorden van China. Mongolia is north of China . Deze brug loopt door de stad van noord naar zuid. This bridge runs across the city from north to south . De erewacht houdt een parade. The guard of honor conducts a parade . Haar pols is normaal. Your pulse is normal . Zij heeft vele eremedailles ontvangen. She has received many medals of honor . Het landschap ten noorden van de Chinese Muur is prachtig. The scenery north of the Great Wall is beautiful . Zonder studie, zal men dom en onwetend eindigen. Without studying , one will end up stupid and ignorant . De vernietigende kracht van een tsunami is enorm. The destructive power of a tsunami is enormous . Tokio ligt op 32 graden noorderbreedte. Tokyo is latitude is 32 degrees north . It is abnormal to eat so much . Het is abnormaal om zoveel te eten. It's a great honor to be able to meet you . Het is een grote eer u te mogen ontmoeten. My wife is ignorant of the world . Mijn vrouw is onwetend van de wereld. The new building is enormous . Het nieuwe gebouw is enorm. Don't ignore her feelings . Negeer haar gevoelens niet. He is quite ignorant of things japanese . Hij is vrij onwetend van Japanse dingen. Nora looks up to her mother . Nora kijkt tegen haar moeder op. He lost his honor . Hij verloor zijn eer. She is quite ignorant of the world . Ze is nogal onwetend van de wereld. I was ignorant of your plan . Ik was niet op de hoogte van je plan . It is better to ignore this point . Het is beter om dit punt te negeren. What you say is neither here nor there . Wat je zegt is niet hier of daar . There never was a good war nor a bad peace . Er was nooit een goede oorlog of een slechte vrede. The more danger , the more honor . Hoe meer gevaar, hoe meer eer. I was quite ignorant of the fact . Ik was nogal onwetend van het feit. He can neither read nor write . Hij kan lezen noch schrijven. In the north it is cold in winter . In het noorden is het 's winters koud. I believe the police will ignore you . Ik denk dat de politie je zal negeren. They are ignorant of the rules . Ze kennen de regels niet. He lives in an enormous house . Hij woont in een enorm huis. This is the time he normally arrives . Dit is de tijd dat hij normaal arriveert. He is ignorant of the world . Hij is onwetend van de wereld. They sent him to north america . Ze stuurden hem naar Noord-Amerika. He can speak neither english nor french . Hij kan geen Engels of Frans spreken. I was ignorant of his plan . Ik was niet op de hoogte van zijn plan. What you say is neither here nor there . Wat je zegt is niet hier of daar . He is ignorant of the world . Hij is onwetend van de wereld. Het is abnormaal om zoveel te eten. Het is een grote eer u te mogen ontmoeten. Mijn vrouw is onwetend van de wereld. Het nieuwe gebouw is enorm. Negeer haar gevoelens niet. Hij is vrij onwetend van Japanse dingen. Nora kijkt tegen haar moeder op. Hij verloor zijn eer. Ze is nogal onwetend van de wereld. Ik was niet op de hoogte van je plan . Het is beter om dit punt te negeren. Wat je zegt is niet hier of daar . Er was nooit een goede oorlog of een slechte vrede. Hoe meer gevaar, hoe meer eer. Ik was nogal onwetend van het feit. Hij kan lezen noch schrijven. In het noorden is het 's winters koud. Ik denk dat de politie je zal negeren. Ze kennen de regels niet. Hij woont in een enorm huis. Dit is de tijd dat hij normaal arriveert. Hij is onwetend van de wereld. Ze stuurden hem naar Noord-Amerika. Hij kan geen Engels of Frans spreken. Ik was niet op de hoogte van zijn plan. Wat je zegt is niet hier of daar . Hij is onwetend van de wereld.
