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Steek

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(stēk)
v. t.1.To pierce with a sharp instrument; hence, to stitch; to sew; also, to fix; to fasten.
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Sonder so 'n vernuwing, moontlik gemaak in die gemeenskaplike domein, bly steek, soos dit oenskynlik op die plaas gaan bly steek, die herhaling van dieselfde afgedwonge diskoers wat slegs een manier van verstaan moontlik maak.
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Maar Jack Zwiegelaar is self besig om 'n nuwe lewe te begin met Christine, die vrou wat hy jare vantevore in die steek gelaat het.
Kinders van die Sabbatsee by van Niekerk, Jacomien / Tydskrif vir Letterkunde
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