What does veranderingen in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word veranderingen in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use veranderingen in Dutch.
The word veranderingen in Dutch means change, change, omschakeling, overzetting; conversie, wijziging, verandering, verandering, aanpassing, verandering, wijziging, aanpassing, wijziging, verandering, makeover, verandering, wijziging, transformatie, transmutatie, verandering, wijziging, verandering, verandering, wijziging, transformatie, wijziging, aanpassing, variatie, verandering, verandering, verandering, verandering, bocht, verandering, ommezwaai, verandering, verandering, verandering, verandering van omgeving, veranderlijkheid,, voor de verandering, ingrijpende verandering, drastische verandering, radicale verandering. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word veranderingen
change(wijziging) |
change(afwisseling) |
omschakeling, overzetting; conversie(process: change in state or form) Some liquids undergo a conversion to gas at room temperature. |
wijziging, verandering(a change) Richard needed to make a few modifications to his essay. |
verandering, aanpassing(change) The conductor made some adjustments to the music score. |
verandering, wijziging(change, modification) Any alteration to the contract must be agreed by both parties. |
aanpassing, wijziging, verandering(modification) With a few adaptations, the factory became much more efficient. |
makeover(new makeup, haircut, etc.) (anglicisme, informeel) I hardly recognized her dressed up and with a makeover. |
verandering, wijziging, transformatie(transformation) The computer program went through several permutations before it was ready for release. |
transmutatie, verandering(change, transformation) |
wijziging, verandering(process of changing) The seamstress did modifications and repair work on clothing. |
verandering, wijziging, transformatie(version, modified form) There were several permutations of the proposed law before an agreement could be made. |
wijziging, aanpassing(alteration) (schrijftaal) The parties made a change to the contract. |
variatie, verandering(variation) The scientists observed a change in the sensor data. |
verandering(act of changing) The change in the weather occurred over night. |
verandering(novelty) The new procedures were quite a change compared with the old way. |
verandering(music: altered tonality) This song has a lot of key changes for the pianist. |
bocht(figurative (modification) (figuurlijk) The forecast is warning of a turn in the weather next week. |
verandering, ommezwaai(shift) Another strange turn in our lives was when Grandma started seeing fairies at the bottom of the garden. |
verandering(change, alteration) The shift in the weather surprised the residents. |
verandering(change in condition) (ontwikkeling van toestand) There's no difference in his condition: he still has a fever. |
verandering(change, shift) The switch caused problems because nobody else was informed. |
verandering van omgeving(figurative (refreshing deviation) Jake was looking for a change of scene, and decided to apply for a job abroad. |
veranderlijkheid,(continuous change) The regulations are in flux now, while lawmakers debate. |
voor de verandering(contrary to the norm) It's nice to see her smile for a change. |
ingrijpende verandering(often plural (far-reaching amendments) The banking system should undergo sweeping changes. |
drastische verandering, radicale verandering(often plural (dramatic transformation) Obama hopes to bring about sweeping change in the US healthcare system. |
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