What does komen halen in Dutch mean?

What is the meaning of the word komen halen in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use komen halen in Dutch.

The word komen halen in Dutch means come, come about, touch, come by, komen, spuiten, aankomen, komen, komen, gaan, zijn, komen, aankomen, komen, verschijnen, komen, komen, komen, komen, aankomen, gaan, komen, rijden, raken, komen, terechtkomen, bedragen, verschijnen, tewoorschijn komen, dichterbij komen, naderen, in de buurt komen van, bij iem. komen, iem. van dienst zijn, gemiddeld komen op, gemiddeld komen op, dienen, op het laagste punt komen, breken, scheuren, op de brandstapel komen, gekielhaald worden, eraan komen, ontdekken, erachter komen, benaderen, dichterbij komen, tot een conclusie komen, komen na, komen na, volgen op, vaststellen, tevredenstellen, bevredigen, naderbij komen, dichterbij komen, naderbij komen, dichterbij komen, in je op komen, tekort hebben, tekort komen, uitkomen als homo, zich uiten als homo, overlijden, vellen, bereiken, overeen komen, zich nestelen, zich vastzetten, tussenbeide komen, komen tot, tegen elkaar komen, elkaar raken, begrip hebben voor, verwacht, op bezoek komen. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word komen halen

come

(een punt bereiken)

come about

(het gevolg zijn)

touch

(aanraken)

come by

(ontdekken)

komen

(move toward)

Come here and read this.

spuiten

(vulgar, slang (ejaculate) (slang)

The man exclaimed that he was going to cum.

aankomen, komen

(arrive)

What time are they coming?

komen, gaan

(reach)

The bus line doesn't come this far.

zijn, komen, aankomen

(informal (arrive)

When will we get there?

komen, verschijnen

(appear)

The rain came from nowhere.

komen

(occur, happen)

Good things come to those who wait.

komen

(occur in relation to sth)

Friday comes at the end of the week.

komen

(emanate)

A great heat was coming from the fireplace.

komen, aankomen

(place: previous location)

I came from Chicago yesterday.

gaan, komen, rijden

(transport: ply) (openbaar vervoer)

The bus runs every day but Sunday.

raken, komen, terechtkomen

(travel into peril)

He will run into danger, if he's not careful.

bedragen

(to total)

The bill might amount to more than you can afford.

verschijnen, tewoorschijn komen

(come into view)

At last, they appeared at the far end of the beach.

dichterbij komen

(move closer)

The deer began to run as the wolves approached.

naderen

(move closer: time) (in tijd)

The deadline for this project is quickly approaching.

in de buurt komen van

(be similar to)

He spoke in a manner that was approaching sarcasm.

bij iem. komen, iem. van dienst zijn

(minister to)

De dokter komt zo bij u.
The doctor will attend you shortly.

gemiddeld komen op

(total on average)

Fresh blackberries average around a half-kilo per pint.

gemiddeld komen op

(total on average)

The prices average below last year's.

dienen

(give a service to)

The work of the volunteers benefits the community.

op het laagste punt komen

(reach lowest point)

The submarine bottomed at nine fathoms.

breken, scheuren

(rupture)

Bubbles broke the surface of the water.

op de brandstapel komen, gekielhaald worden

(slang, figurative (be executed) (figuurlijk)

I want to see that criminal burn!

eraan komen

(approach in time)

Winter is coming.

ontdekken, erachter komen

(realise)

She discovered that she still had money in that account.

benaderen

(approach)

As he drew close to home, he heard the sound of the fire.

dichterbij komen

(move gradually)

Mark wanted to sit closer to Julie, so he edged toward her.

tot een conclusie komen

(learn, discover)

We found that the cars performed just as well as each other.

komen na

(come next after sb) (iem.)

I'll go first, and you can follow.

komen na

(come next after sth) (iets)

What follows is an example of how not to proceed.

volgen op

(sequence: come after)

In the Cyrillic Alphabet, B follows A.

vaststellen

(ascertain)

After weeks of work, the detective finally learned who the killer was.

tevredenstellen, bevredigen

(satisfy)

The employee's performance did not meet his manager's expectations. The project team are struggling to meet their objectives due to a lack of effort on the part of some members.

naderbij komen, dichterbij komen

(approach)

She neared, and whispered a secret in my ear.

naderbij komen, dichterbij komen

(approach)

The landing plane neared the airport.

in je op komen

(enter the mind)

Did it occur to you that she might object to this?

tekort hebben, tekort komen

(short by: an amount)

We're out thirty dollars and we've only just started.

uitkomen als homo, zich uiten als homo

(slang (reveal as gay) (altijd over zichzelf, in tegenstelling tot de Engelse term)

The famous actor was outed by the tabloids.

overlijden

(US euphemism (die)

I'm sorry to tell you that your husband has passed.

vellen

(judgement: a sentence) (oordeel)

The judge passed a sentence of five years' imprisonment on the criminal.

bereiken

(to get to)

Have you reached Philadelphia yet? If not, keep driving.

overeen komen

(price: agree to) (prijs)

We settled on a price after a few days of negotiation.

zich nestelen, zich vastzetten

(come to rest)

The dust settled on the cars after the winds blew it in.

tussenbeide komen

(enter situation)

He stepped into the argument to help her out.

komen tot

(reach: an accord) (overeenkomst)

Zij bereikten een overeenkomst.
The two parties finally struck an agreement.

tegen elkaar komen, elkaar raken

(be in contact)

The two tables touched.

begrip hebben voor

(accept with tolerance)

Although I don't agree with him, I understand his point of view.

verwacht

(due: for sth)

He is up for promotion in the spring.

op bezoek komen

(keep company briefly)

I hope my friend will visit for tea.

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