What does vormt de basis in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word vormt de basis in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use vormt de basis in Dutch.
The word vormt de basis in Dutch means form, shape, outline, vorm, mal, vorm, matrijs, vorm, matrijs, vorm, vorm, staat, contour, omtrek, verschijningsvorm, toestand, vorm, staat, vorm, conditie, vorm, vorm, matrijs, vorm, mal, vorm, conditie, vorm, vorm, vorm, vorm, vorm, vorm, tekening, afbeelding, spel, vorm, uit vorm, door middel van, vormen, bladeren of begroeiing in de vorm van een waaier, femininum, in vorm komen, in vorm geraken, vorm krijgen, weer in vorm komen, weer fit worden, goede vorm, in vorm, fit, in vorm, in de vorm van, fit blijven, in vorm blijven, terrein, uit vorm, niet in vorm, in de lijdende vorm zetten, in de lijdende vorm zetten, een andere vorm geven, zoom in zigzag vorm, uit vorm, vormen, de juiste vorm geven, zich voorbereiden, strak, in vorm, zich wortelen, zich nestelen, vorm aannemen, gestalte krijgen, vormen, vorm geven, ongevormd, variant. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word vormt de basis
form, shape, outline(uiterlijk, gedaante) |
vorm(physical form) The candy had an egg-like shape. |
mal, vorm, matrijs(physical: pattern) Each model is built using a template. |
vorm, matrijs(US (shaped container) Pour the plaster into the mold and let it set overnight. |
vorm(thing: shape) The chairs looked the same in form and colour. |
vorm(figure, polygon, etc.) The children were learning to draw simple shapes like triangles and squares. |
staat(condition) That house we saw was in bad shape. It needs a lot of repair. |
contour, omtrek(shape, form) The tourists followed the contour of the mountain to the horizon with their eyes. |
verschijningsvorm(mode) (formeel) Ice is water in frozen form. |
toestand, vorm, staat(science) The ice converted to a liquid state. |
vorm, conditie(sb: fitness) Yes, he is in good shape because he runs and goes to the gym. |
vorm(type) What form will the training take? |
vorm(arts: arrangement) (letteren: samenstelling) I like the form of this poem, but it has no substance. |
matrijs, vorm, mal(mold) Next, pour the plaster into a form and let it set. |
vorm, conditie(sports: physical condition) (sport) He's in good form for the match. |
vorm(printing: type in a chase) (drukkunst) He set the form in the printing press. |
vorm(contour, design) The new museum was admired for its beautiful lines, curving through the sky. |
vorm(tool for stamping) (instrument) The die was ready to start stamping the metal into disks. |
vorm(shape) I can just make out the figure of a horse in this cubist painting. |
vorm(person seen as a shape) In the semi-darkness, he saw the thin figure of a man. |
vorm, tekening, afbeelding(drawing, sculpture) (kunst) The figure of a dog he made in art class was very impressive. |
spel(informal (sports: performance) His game was off for the entire month of May, though it improved in June. |
vorm(grammar) (grammatica) This sentence is written in the passive voice. |
uit vorm(informal (unwell) I'm feeling below par today. |
door middel van(by means of) |
vormen(arrange, design) The designer configured the room in a tasteful way. |
bladeren of begroeiing in de vorm van een waaier(foliage) The fan of palm fronds provided welcome shade. |
femininum(grammar) (taalkunde) In German all plurals are conjugated in the feminine. |
in vorm komen, in vorm geraken(person, muscles: get in shape) Steve has started going to the gym to firm up. |
vorm krijgen(be arranged) They discussed it, and the plan formed. |
weer in vorm komen, weer fit worden(informal (regain fitness) Ik kocht een lidmaatschap bij de sportschool om weer in vorm te komen. I bought a gym membership to get back in shape. |
goede vorm(informal (physically fit condition) He's in good shape for a 70-year-old. |
in vorm, fit(fit, healthy) Ik ga elke week fitnessen om in vorm te blijven. I go to the gym every week to keep in good form. |
in vorm(informal (person: physically fit) Firefighters have to be in shape because their work is physically demanding. |
in de vorm van(as) Her reply came in the form of a smile. |
fit blijven, in vorm blijven(do physical exercise) I like to keep fit by doing belly dance. |
terrein(geographical features) When hillwalking, be guided by the lay of the land. |
uit vorm, niet in vorm(informal (person: unfit) When I started this dance class, I was really out of shape. I'm so out of shape, I can't even climb one flight of stairs. |
in de lijdende vorm zetten(putting a verb into the passive) (taalkunde) |
in de lijdende vorm zetten(US (verb: put into the passive) (taalkunde) |
een andere vorm geven(shape differently) The potter reshaped the clay and began molding a bowl. |
zoom in zigzag vorm(US (decorative zigzag ribbon trim) |
uit vorm(figurative (person: out of practice) You'd like me to play the piano? I'm afraid I'm a little rusty, so please excuse me if I play some wrong notes. |
vormen, de juiste vorm geven(adapt) The cook shaped the plastic wrap to fit the bowl. |
zich voorbereiden(informal (get fit) Going to the gym regularly helped Alice shape up for the marathon. |
strak, in vorm(in good shape) You look really smart. Have you been exercising more? |
zich wortelen, zich nestelen(figurative (idea: become established) (figuurlijk; idee) Suspicions about her husband took root in her mind. |
vorm aannemen, gestalte krijgen(figurative (develop) His ideas are finally starting to take shape. |
vormen, vorm geven(shape) That sculptor turns wood beautifully. |
ongevormd(not yet shaped) |
variant(different form) Sevens is a variant of rugby football in which there are teams of seven players, instead of the usual 15. |
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