Dutch

Dutch
adj. Nederlands/Hollands, betr. Nederland
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n. Nederlands; Nederlanders; Nederlands(e taal)
Dutch1
[ dutsj]
I 〈eigennaam〉
NederlandsHollands
voorbeelden:
in Dutch in de penarie/rotzooi
→ doubledouble/
II 〈telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord〉
〈Brits-Engels; slang; schertsend〉moeder (de vrouw)
III 〈meervoud; the〉
NederlandersNederlandse volk
voorbeelden:
〈Amerikaans-Engels; informeel〉 beat the Dutch een bijzondere prestatie leveren
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Dutch2
〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; Amerikaans-Engels ook dutch〉
NederlandsHollands
voorbeelden:
1   Dutch cheese Edammer kaas, boerenkaas
Dutch auction veiling/verkoping bij afslag
     〈informeel〉 Dutch bargain overeenkomst die met een dronk bezegeld wordt
     Dutch barn kapschuur
     Dutch cap pessarium (occlusivum)
     Dutch comfort schrale troost
     〈informeel〉 Dutch courage jenevermoed
     Dutch doll ledenpop
     Dutch door boerderijdeur, onder- en bovendeur
     Dutch elm disease iep(en)ziekte
     Dutch fuck het aansteken van de ene sigaret aan de andere
     Dutch hoe (duw)schoffel
     Dutch oven (braad)oven, bakoven
     Dutch treat feest/uitstapje waarbij ieder voor zich betaalt
     talk like a Dutch uncle duidelijk zeggen waar het op staat
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Dutch3
〈bijwoord〉
voorbeelden:
go Dutch ieder voor zich betalen

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