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Dutch-English translation for: [civil servant with an academic degree]
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Dictionary Dutch English: [civil servant with an academic degree]

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meid {de}maid [female servant, also archaic or poet.] [maiden]
spreekw. Als een oude schuur brandt, is er geen blussen aan. [BN][If an old person falls in love, there's no stopping him. Literally: If an old barn catches fire, it's hard to put out the fire.]
plomberento seal [with lead]
concurreren [met / tegen]to compete [with / against]
dynamiterento blow up [with dynamite etc.]
tekenento draw [with a pencil etc.]
kookpan {de}pot [with two handles]
zweepslag {de}lash [with a whip]
gastr. iets rokento cure sth. [treat with smoke]
gastr. verschrikken [BN]to refresh [rinse with cold water]
voorschuivento advance sth. [with sliding motion, usually slowly]
vooruitschuivento advance sth. [with sliding motion, usually slowly]
politiek {de}politics {pl} [with singular or plural verb]
begroeiento overgrow [cover with growth, e.g. vegetation, bacteria etc.]
genees. mazelen {mv}measles {pl} [used with a singular or plural verb]
onderpand {het} [bij een pandjesbaas]pawn [deposit with a pawnbroker]
pand {het} [onderpand bij een pandjesbaas]pawn [deposit with a pawnbroker]
aandachtig {adj}careful [of an object]
roeiento row [to use an oar]
fin. overschrijven [geld]to transfer [money to an account]
herexamen {het}resit [of an exam]
hertentamen {het}resit [of an exam]
kreng {het} [dood dierenlichaam]carcass [of an animal]
ruziën [met iem.] [over iets]to argue [with sb.] [about / over sth.]
Groeten, [aan emaileinde]Regards, [at end of an email]
relig. kerkuittreding {de}leaving a church [by an official declaration]
kijkfile {de}[traffic jam caused by motorists slowing down to look at an accident]
dienen om iets te doento be for sth. [e.g. an axe is for felling trees]
tip {de} [punt]tip [extreme top of an object]
zwak {adj} [b.v. een argument]tenuous [e.g. a point in an argument]
spreekw. Alsof er een engeltje op je tong piest.[To find something tasty. Literally: As though an angel is pissing on your tongue.]
Unverified baksies {de} [SN][something that is given free of charge with a purchase, usually more of the same product, by way of a discount.]
Unverified bazuinkoor {de} [SN][a small brass ensemble, often with percussion, that plays festive and religious music in the tradition of the Moravian Church on special occasions such as birthdays and funerals]
 
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