What does ik wil er niet over spreken in Dutch mean?

What is the meaning of the word ik wil er niet over spreken in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use ik wil er niet over spreken in Dutch.

The word ik wil er niet over spreken in Dutch means speak, talk, speak, talk, be evidence, capture, convince, pronounce, talk, speak, spreken, spreken, praten, spreken, zeggen, spreken, spreken, praten, een voordracht houden, een lezing geven, spreken, praten, spreken, spreken, zeggen, een toespraak houden, spreken, communiceren, praten, spreken, vertellen, spreken, zeggen, kleinerend spreken over, lijzig spreken, articuleren, stijlfiguur, verbod tot bekendmaking/spreken, vanzelfsprekend zijn, spreken met, bij wijze van spreken, communiceren met, spreken met, manier van spreken, openhartig spreken, kwaad spreken over, taalgebruik, uit te spreken, uitspreekbaar, voor zichzelf spreken, vrijuit spreken, duidelijke taal spreken, duidelijke taal gebruiken, harder spreken, luider spreken, goed spreken over, vanzelf spreken, voor zich spreken, praten met, spreken met, praten tegen, spreken tegen, praten over, spreken over, discussiëren over, manier van spreken. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word ik wil er niet over spreken

speak, talk

(taalklanken produceren)

speak, talk

(zich in taalklanken uiten)

be evidence

(getuigen van)

capture

(raken) (imagination)

De loterij winnen spreekt tot ieders verbeelding.

convince

(overtuigend zijn)

pronounce

(woorden uitspreken)

talk, speak

(praten met)

spreken

(uncountable (oral communication)

Free speech is a necessity in a democracy.

spreken

(talk)

The teacher demanded that the student speak.

praten, spreken

(formal (talk, chat)

We only converse about once a month.

zeggen, spreken

(speak)

My friend said "hello".

spreken, praten

(two or more people)

They spoke for many hours on the phone.

een voordracht houden, een lezing geven

(give educational speeches)

Sheldon lectures at the local university.

spreken

(a language)

Do you speak English?

praten, spreken

(speak to one another)

I'm glad I bumped into you; can we talk?

spreken, zeggen

(express oneself)

Don't keep your opinion to yourself: speak!

een toespraak houden

(have the podium)

The president is the next person to speak.

spreken, communiceren

(communicate)

She really knows how to speak.

praten, spreken

(slang (speak)

I want to hear your opinion. When you're ready, shoot.

vertellen, spreken, zeggen

(tell)

The guilty man decided to speak the truth.

kleinerend spreken over

(speak badly of)

lijzig spreken

(speak slowly)

My grandpa is from the country and drawls when he speaks.

articuleren

(speak clearly)

When you sing, make sure you enunciate properly.

stijlfiguur

(idiom)

Moet ik dat letterlijk interpreteren of is het slechts bij wijze van spreken?
Should I interpret that literally or is it only a figure of speech?

verbod tot bekendmaking/spreken

(figurative (legal ban on speaking about sth)

The government's gag on the press to keep the story quiet didn't work, as it leaked out via social media anyway.

vanzelfsprekend zijn

(be obvious)

Het is vanzelfsprekend dat je je fiets niet ontgrendeld in de stad kan achterlaten.
It goes without saying that you can't leave your bike unlocked in the city.

spreken met

(discuss)

Ik wil dat je je keuken renoveert, je moet eens spreken met mijn broer, hij heeft dat vorig jaar gedaan.
If you want to renovate your kitchen, you should have a talk with my brother: he did it last year.

bij wijze van spreken

(so to speak, as it were)

In a manner of speaking, this was the first 'live' test of the equipment.

communiceren met, spreken met

(communicate with)

Dan called his manager and asked to interface with him for a moment.

manier van spreken

(style)

You could tell that she was from a lower-class background by her language.

openhartig spreken

(informal, figurative (speak frankly)

The CEO laid it on the line: "The business needs to reform or it will face dire consequences."

kwaad spreken over

(say bad things about)

taalgebruik

(manner of speaking)

The doctors spoke in medical parlance, and I have no idea what they were saying.

uit te spreken, uitspreekbaar

(word, name: easy to say)

voor zichzelf spreken

(figurative (be self-evident)

The cause of the accident speaks for itself: someone was careless.

vrijuit spreken

(state one's opinion publicly)

Speak out if you're concerned about it.

duidelijke taal spreken, duidelijke taal gebruiken

(give one's honest, direct opinion)

She spoke plainly about the problems of gender equality. He speaks plainly, without fear of offending anyone.

harder spreken, luider spreken

(informal (talk more loudly)

Please speak up. I can't hear you!

goed spreken over

(praise)

You need your clients to speak well of you to their friends and acquaintances.

vanzelf spreken, voor zich spreken

(be logical)

The gun was in Alex's hand; it stands to reason he fired the shot. It stands to reason that she's tired: she just gave birth to twins!

praten met, spreken met, praten tegen, spreken tegen

(speak to, address)

She talks to her pets even though they can't respond.

praten over, spreken over, discussiëren over

(discuss)

We talked about the film we had just seen.

manier van spreken

(way of speaking)

Her talk made it obvious that she was from New York.

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