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dutch

/dʌtʃ/

Traducción: Relativo a los Países Bajos, a su pueblo o a su idioma., Sustantivo que designa al pueblo de los Países Bajos o a la lengua germánica occidental hablada allí; también puede referirse por confusión al danés.

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adjective

/dʌtʃ/A1formal
  • esRelativo a los Países Bajos, a su pueblo o a su idioma.

Relating to the Netherlands, its people, or their language.

  1. A2formal

    Of or relating to the Netherlands, its people, language, or culture.

    esneerlandés, relativo a los Países Bajos

    • She is studying Dutch history at university.
    • The Dutch landscape is famous for its windmills and tulips.
    • He enjoys Dutch cheese and traditional stroopwafels.
Formas
  • more dutch comparative form
  • most dutch superlative form

noun

/dʌtʃ/A2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa al pueblo de los Países Bajos o a la lengua germánica occidental hablada allí; también puede referirse por confusión al danés.

A noun referring to the people of the Netherlands or the West Germanic language spoken there.

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  1. The people of the NetherlandsA2formal

    The inhabitants or citizens of the Netherlands, collectively.

    esLos neerlandeses

    • The Dutch are known for their love of cycling.
    • Many Dutch speak excellent English.
    • The Dutch have a rich history of art and trade.
  2. The Dutch languageA2formal

    The West Germanic language spoken primarily in the Netherlands and parts of Belgium.

    esIdioma neerlandés

    • She is learning to speak Dutch.
    • Dutch is closely related to German and English.
    • The signs in Amsterdam are written in Dutch.
Formas
  • dutch' possessive plural form
  • dutch's possessive singular form