What does in beeld komen in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word in beeld komen in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use in beeld komen in Dutch.
The word in beeld komen in Dutch means idea, statue, impression, , afbeelding, standbeeld, beeld, projectie, beeld, beeld, droombeeld, metafoor, beschrijving, beeld, beeld, beeld, symbool, beeld, beeld, voorstelling, perceptie, verwarring, verwarde situatie, bronzen kunstwerk, bronzen beeld, bronzen voorwerp, denken, vertekend beeld, vertekend beeld, een beeld krijgen van, iets te weten komen, een beeld hebben van, een idee hebben van, in beeld, op het scherm, in beeld, op het scherm, schilder-, beeld-, stilstaand beeld, wassen beeld. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word in beeld komen
idea(voorstelling) |
statue(standbeeld) |
impression(impressie) |
(fig. (mooi) Zij is een beeld van een vrouw. |
afbeelding(portrayal) The film's depiction of life in the eighteenth century is remarkable. |
standbeeld, beeld(three-dimensional sculpture) There's a statue of George Washington in the park. |
projectie(sthg projected on screen) The size and clarity of the projection amazed the audience. |
beeld(likeness, image) |
beeld, droombeeld(mental image) Karen saw the picture in the travel agent's window and had a vision of herself lying on a beach with a cocktail in her hand. |
metafoor(symbol, sth representative) (figuurlijk) The unfinished bridge became a metaphor for the governor's promises. |
beschrijving(figurative (description of sb/sth) This documentary provides a revealing portrait of the actress. |
beeld(description) The author gives a depressing picture of life in Russia. |
beeld(image on a television screen) (van televisie) The picture is fuzzy. |
beeld(perception: personal) I have this image of him as being a very nice person. |
symbool, beeld(symbol) A maple leaf is the image that makes one think of Canada. |
beeld(premonition) My grandma claimed to see shadows of the future. |
voorstelling, perceptie(appearance, seeming) The magician created the perception that he had pulled a rabbit out of his hat. |
verwarring, verwarde situatie(confusing situation) |
bronzen kunstwerk, bronzen beeld, bronzen voorwerp(art: bronze sculpture) There's a bronze of the founder in the lobby. |
denken(think) The philosopher spends hours conceptualizing. |
vertekend beeld(figurative (perception: unrealistic) (figuurlijk) His privileged background left him with a distorted view of poverty. |
vertekend beeld(appearance: deformed, twisted) The tilted position of the camera provides a deliberately distorted view of the building. |
een beeld krijgen van, iets te weten komen(slang (ascertain) Ik sprak met verscheidene mensen om een beeld te krijgen van wat er precies gebeurd is. I talked to several people to get a fix on what actually happened. |
een beeld hebben van, een idee hebben van(figurative (visualize) The architect had a picture in his mind of what the finished building would look like. |
in beeld, op het scherm(displayed on TV or monitor) |
in beeld, op het scherm(on a TV or monitor) Miles is a much nicer person than the characters he plays onscreen. |
schilder-(in pictures) (in samenstellingen) The child read a pictorial biography of Abraham Lincoln. |
beeld-(visual) (in samenstellingen) The author was famous for his vivid, pictorial metaphors. |
stilstaand beeld(photography) (fotografie) The still shot was beautiful. |
wassen beeld(lifelike wax figure) |
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