Hoofdstuk 6 Vocabulair Quiz

The Dutch word for "ourselves"

The Dutch word for "to complain (about)"

The Dutch word for "workload"

The Dutch word for "load, pressure"

The Dutch word for "to argue, to contend"

The Dutch word for "driven" (as in motivated or passionate).

The Dutch word for "life-saving".

The Dutch word for "to save" (as in to rescue or preserve).

The Dutch word for "brain".

The Dutch word for "(in)sufficient(ly)".

The Dutch word for "to challenge". It can be used to express a call to action, a test of abilities, or a confrontation.

The Dutch word for "(un)contactable". It describes someone who can be reached or not.

The Dutch word for "to keep an eye on, to safeguard". It implies watchful care or protection.

The Dutch word for "proof". It signifies evidence that proves something is true.

The Dutch word for "stress-free". It describes a state of calmness and tranquility.

To go together, to be accompanied.

In between, among.

To teach, to instruct.

Lectures, readings.

Challenges, difficulties.

The Dutch word for "hopeless" is "hopeloos."

The Dutch word for "to stimulate" is "prikkelen."

The Dutch word for "decisions" is "beslissingen."

The Dutch word for "complaining" is "klagen."

The Dutch word for "haste, urgency" is "de snelheid."

The Dutch word for "Accident and Emergency Department, emergency services".

The Dutch word for "help, services".

The Dutch word for "safety".

The Dutch word for "to act".

The Dutch word for "heart rate".

The Dutch word for "heart" is "het hart".

The Dutch word for "frequency" is "de frequentie".

The Dutch word for "muscle tensions" is "spierspanningen" (or "de spierspanning").

The Dutch word for "tension" is "de spanning".

The Dutch word for "right (to)" is "het recht (op)".

The Dutch word for "personal time" is "de privacy". It refers to the time you spend alone, away from your work or other obligations.

The Dutch word for "to peak" is "pieken". Think of it as the peak of a mountain - the highest point.

The Dutch word for "service-providing" is "dienstverlenende" or "dienstverlenend". It's used to describe companies or individuals who provide a service. Remember these words are often interchangeable, with 'dienstverlenende' being used more commonly in formal contexts.

The Dutch word for "to grant, to provide" is "verlenen". It's used when someone gives something to someone else, like a grant or a service.

The Dutch word for "computer screen".

The Dutch word for "employees".

The Dutch word for "blood flow, circulation".

The Dutch word for "as a result".

The Dutch word for "to show" is "tonen". It's like a window showing you what's inside.

The Dutch word for "as long as" is "zolang". It implies a condition or duration.

The Dutch word for "complicated" is "ingewikkeld". It suggests something complex and hard to understand.

The Dutch word for "contrary to, in contrast to" is "in tegenstelling tot". It implies a difference or opposition.

The Dutch word for "contrast" is "de tegenstelling". It represents the difference or opposition between things.

To fall down, to fail. This word is a verb and can be used to describe someone who has tripped, stumbled, or failed in some way.

This means to use, to handle, or to wield. It can be applied to different contexts, like using a tool, wielding a weapon, or managing a situation.

To combat, to go against, or to prevent. It suggests an action taken to stop or oppose something.

To regulate, to control, or to adjust. This verb is used to describe the process of setting rules or standards for something.

To perform, to achieve, or to accomplish. It is often used to refer to someone's ability to do something well.