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1.

Englishas if
Englishas though
Dutchalso
Englishas if
Englishin mimicry o
Dutchalso

2.

Englishcarton
Englisha box-like container made of paper designed to hold things for a limited time
Dutchkarton

3.

Englishhigh school
Englishsecondary school
Dutchmiddelbare school

4.

Englishit|su
Englishsubject — inanimate thing
Dutchhet qualifier
Englishit|su
Englishobject
Dutchhet, er
Englishit|su
Englishsubject of impersonal statement
Dutchhet

5.

Englishsalutation
Englishgreeting
Dutchgroet

6.

Englishsorority
Englishsocial organization of female students at a college or university
Dutchcheckzusterlijkheid

7.

Englishoceanography
Englishoceanic exploration and study
Dutchzeekunde

8.

Englishbehind the scenes
Englishin secret, out of public view
Dutchachter de schermen, achter de coulissen

9.

Englishablaut
Englishsubstitution of one root vowel for another
Dutchablautklinkerwisseling

10.

Englishtrauma
Englishserious injury to the body
Dutchtrauma
Englishtrauma
Englishemotional wound
Dutchtrauma
Englishtrauma
Englishevent
Dutchtrauma

11.

Englishback
Englishnear the rear
Dutchachter
Englishback
Englishnot current
Dutchoud
Englishback
Englishfar from the main area
Dutchachtera
Englishback
Englishto or in a previous condition or place
Dutchterug
Englishback
Englishin a manner that impedes
Dutchtegen

12.

Englishcassava
Englishmanioc, the source of tapioca
Dutchcassave

13.

Englishrank and file
Englishcommon soldiers
Dutchmanschappen

14.

Englishdilemma
Englishcircumstance in which a choice must be made between two alternatives
Dutchdilemma

15.

Englishrestrictive
Englishconfining, limiting
Dutchbeperkend

16.

Englishclassy
Englishelegant and fashionable
Dutchelegant, elegante

17.

Englishoboe
Englishwind instrument
Dutchhobo

18.

Englishlonely
Englishof person: unhappy by feeling isolated
Dutcheenzaa, alleen, allenig, alleenig

19.

Englishtornado
Englishcolumn of air
Dutchtornado

20.

Englishsuspension bridge|suspension
Englishstate of a solid when mixed with, but not dissolved in a fluid
Dutchsuspensie
Englishsuspension bridge|suspension
Englishprolonging of one or more tones of a chord into the chord which follows
Dutchvoorhouding

21.

Englishfeta
Englisha variety of curd cheese
Dutchfeta

22.

Englishlibido
Englishsexual urges or drives
Dutchlibido
Englishlibido
Englishdrives or mental energies related or based on sexual instincts but not necessarily sexual in and of themselves.
Dutchlibido

23.

Englishbachelor
Englishunmarried man
Dutchvrijgezel

24.

Englishhorror story
Englishfictional narrative of distressing events
Dutchhorrorverhaal
Englishhorror story
Englishunpleasant experience
Dutchneeded

25.

Englishquackery
Englishthe practice of fraudulent medicine
Dutchkwakzalverij

26.

Englishtoil
Englishlabor, work
Dutchgezwoeg
Englishtoil
Englishto labour, to work
Dutchwerken, labeuren,

27.

Englishaccompaniment
Englishmusic: that which gives support or adds to the background
Dutchbegeleiding

28.

Englishgloria
Englishfabric

29.

Englishdiaphragm
Englishanatomy: sheet of muscle separating thorax from abdomen
Dutchmiddenrif
Englishdiaphragm
Englishmechanics: flexible membrane
Dutchdiafragma

30.

Englishradius
Englishbone (human)
Dutchspaakbeen
Englishradius
Englishline segment
Dutchstraal
Englishradius
Englishlength of this line segment
Dutchstraal

31.

Englishrebel
Englishperson who resists an established authority
Dutchrebel, opstandeling
Englishrebel
Englishto resist or become defiant towards
Dutchrebelleren, opstaan

32.

Englishde facto
Englishin fact or in practice
Dutchde facto

33.

Englishmediator
Englishone who negotiates between parties seeking mutual agreement
Dutchtussenpersoon

34.

Englishbestseller
Englishbook or thing sold in large numbers
Dutchbestseller

35.

Englishslogan
Englishphrase associated with a product, used in advertising
Dutchslagzin

36.

Englishenforcement|law-enforcement
Englishact of enforcing, compulsion
Dutchhandhaving

37.

Englisheagerly
Englishin an eager manner
Dutchgretig

38.

Englishgenesis
Englishthe origin, start, or point at which something comes into being
Dutchgenesewording

39.

Englishtelephone booth
Englisha small enclosure housing a public telephone
Dutchtelefooncel

40.

Englishvia
Englishby way o
Dutchvia, langs
Englishvia
Englishby (means of), using (a medium)
Dutchvia, per
Englishvia
Englishas per (a mathematical equation)

41.

Englishdifferential equation
Englishequation involving the derivatives of a function
Dutchdifferentiaalvergelijking

42.

Englishwonton
EnglishChinese dumpling
Dutchwantan

43.

Englisha priori
Englishderived by logic
Dutcha priori

44.

Englishchicanery
Englishdeception by use of trickery
Dutchdrogreden, chikane, sofisme
Englishchicanery
EnglishA slick performance by a lawyer
Dutchvals argument

45.

Englishlimbo
Englishplace for innocent souls
Dutchlimbo
Englishlimbo
Englishdance with bar that is lowered
Dutchlimbo

46.

Englishthrob
Englishto pound or beat rapidly or violently
Dutchkloppen
Englishthrob
Englishto vibrate or pulsate with a steady rhyth
Dutchtrillen, vibreren
Englishthrob
Englishbeating, vibration or palpitation
Dutchgeklop

47.

Englishstolen
Englishthat has been stolen
Dutchgestolen

48.

Englishfeat
EnglishAn accomplishment that's relatively rare or difficult
Dutchprestatie

49.

Englishvariation
Englishthe act or state of varying
Dutchafwisselingverandering
Englishvariation
Englishrelated but distinct thing
Dutchvariant
Englishvariation
English(board games) a line of play that differs from the original
Dutchvariant
Englishvariation
Englisha musical technique based on an altered repetition of a theme
Dutchvariatie

50.

Englishpresident
Englishthe head of state of a republic
Dutchpresident

51.

Englishvixen
Englishfemale fox
Dutchvossin

52.

Englishteahouse
Englisha cafe that sells tea
Dutchtheehuis

53.

Englishnirvana
Englishcessation of suffering
Dutchnirwana
Englishnirvana
EnglishBuddhist state of bliss
Dutchnirwana

54.

Englishtyphoid fever
Englishillness
Dutchparatyfus

55.

Englishcaptive
Englisha person who has been captured
Dutchgevangene
Englishcaptive
Englisha person held prisoner
Dutchgevangene
Englishcaptive
Englishheld prisoner
Dutchgevangen

56.

Englishkvetch
Englishwhine or complain, often needlessly and incessantly
Dutchkankeren qualifier

57.

Englishutopia
Englishworld in perfect harmony
Dutchutopie

58.

Englishmedicate
Englishadminister medication
Dutchmedicineren

59.

Englishgenitalia
Englishgenitals or sex organs
Dutchgenitaliën

60.

Englishphotographer
Englishone who takes photographs
Dutchfotograaf

61.

Englishpresuppose
Englishto assume some truth without proo
Dutchneeded

62.

Englishnever mind
Englishit is not important
Dutchlaat maar, uitmaken
Englishnever mind
Englishdo not be concerned (about someone or something, or about doing something)
Dutchuitmaken
Englishnever mind
EnglishI was wrong, I withdraw my previous statement
Dutchlaat maar

63.

Englishgrotesque
Englishdistorted and unnatural in shape or size, abnormal and hideous
Dutchgrotesk

64.

Englishno doubt
Englishwithout a doubt
Dutchzonder twijfel

65.

Englishvernacular
Englishnational language
Dutchlandstaal, volkstaal
Englishvernacular
Englisheveryday speech
Dutchvolkstaalvolksmond
Englishvernacular
English(christianity) indigenous language of a people
Dutchvolkstaal

66.

Englishpimpernel
EnglishAnagallis
Dutchguichelheil

67.

Englishbriefcase
Englishcase used for carrying documents
Dutchaktetas

68.

Englishuser interface
Englishthe part of a software application that a user sees and interacts with
Dutchgebruikersinterface

69.

Englishhabitus
Englishhabitude

70.

Englishtypo
Englisherror
Dutchtypefout

71.

Englishnotorious
Englishknown widely and infamously
Dutchberucht, beruchte, notoir

72.

Englishsoftware
Englishencoded computer instructions
Dutchsoftware

73.

Englishgourmet
Dutchvoor fijnproevers, culinair
Englishgourmet
Englishgourmet, a person who appreciates good food
Dutchgastronoomfijnproever

74.

Englishlet go
Englishto no longer hold on
Dutchloslaten

75.

Englishblackout
Englisha temporary loss of consciousness
Dutchlbewustzijnsverlies
Englishblackout
Englisha temporary loss of memory
Dutchlgeheugenverlies, lgeheugengat, lzwart gat
Englishblackout
EnglishA large-scale power failure
Dutchstroomstoring
Englishblackout
EnglishThe mandatory blinding of all light
Dutchverduistering

76.

Englishstrangle
Englishto kill someone by strangulation
Dutchwurgen, worgen
Englishstrangle
Englishto stifle or suppress an action
Dutchonderdrukken

77.

Englishidiosyncratic
Englishpeculiar to a specific individual
Dutcheigenzinnig, eigenaardig, idiosyncratisch, karakteristiek

78.

Englishrung
Englishladder step
Dutchsport

79.

Englishbanquet
Englisha large celebratory meal, a feast
Dutchbanketfeestdis

80.

Englishdelusion
Englishact of deluding, deception, a misleading of the mind
Dutchinbeelding
Englishdelusion
Englishstate of being deluded or misled
Dutchwaan
Englishdelusion
Englishthat which is falsely or delusively believed or propagated, false belief, error in belie
Dutchwaanideewaanvoorstellingwaandenkbeeld

81.

Englishparabola
Englisha conic section
Dutchparabool

82.

Englishdispensation
Englishact of dispensing
Dutchuitdeling, bedeling

83.

Englishjack
Englishdevice for raising and supporting a heavy object
Dutchkrik
Englishjack
Englishplaying card
Dutchboer
Englishjack
Englishmale ass
Dutchezel
Englishjack
Englishsurface mounted connector
Dutchstopkontakt gn (connector), aansluiting gnl
Englishjack
Englishmilitary: coarse medieval coat of defense
Dutchjekker

84.

Englishineffable
Englishbeyond expression
Dutchonuitsprekelijk, onzeggelijk, onnoembaar
Englishineffable
Englishforbidden to be uttered
Dutchtaboe, onnoembaar, geheiligd

85.

Englishunisex
Englishnot distinguished on the basis of sex or gender
Dutchgeslachtloos

86.

Englishmagnesium
Englishchemical element
Dutchmagnesium

87.

Englishhierarchal
Englishpertaining to a hierarch
Dutchhiërarchisch

88.

Englishwhat about
Englishused to make a suggestion
Dutchwat zeg je van
Englishwhat about
Englishused to ask someone to consider something or someone that they have apparently not considered
Dutchen, hoe zit het met

89.

Englishknavery
Englishthe (mis)behaviour of a knave
Dutchschelmenstreek

90.

Englishhermitage
Englishdwelling place of hermit
Dutchhermitage

91.

Englishmusician
Englishperson who performs or writes music
Dutchmuzikantmusicus

92.

Englishproscribe
Englishforbid or prohibit
Dutchverbieden
Englishproscribe
Englishdenounce
Dutchafkeuren, afraden, verbieden
Englishproscribe
Englishbanish or exclude
Dutchverbannen, uitsluiten

93.

English-ship
EnglishProperty or state of being
Dutch-schap

94.

Englishunpalatable
Englishunpleasant to the taste
Dutchonsmakelijk1, onaangenaa2,

95.

Englishsuccess
Englishachievement of one's aim or goal
Dutchsucces

96.

Englishverso
Englishthe left-hand page of a book

97.

Englishirrelevant
Englishnot related, not applicable, unimportant, not connected
Dutchirrelevant

98.

Englishtheretofore
Englishtranslation
Dutchdaartevoren

99.

Englishzealously
Englishwith zealotry
Dutchnaijverig

100.

Englishpedophile
Englishan adult who is sexually attracted to children
Dutchpedofiel

101.

Englishbattle of the sexes
Englishany competition between males and females
Dutchstrijd der geslachten

102.

Englishcontagious
Englishof a disease, easily transmitted to others
Dutchaanstekelijk, besmettelijk
Englishcontagious
Englishof a fashion, laughter, etc, easily passed on to others
Dutchaanstekelijk, besmettelijk
Englishcontagious
Englishcapable of spreading a disease
Dutchbesmettelijk

103.

Englishvibrate
Englishto move with small movements rapidly
Dutchtrillen

104.

Englishsplendor
Englishmagnificent appearance
Dutchpracht, grandeur

105.

Englishcatfish
Englishtype of fish
Dutchmeerval

106.

Englishnet
Englishmesh of string, cord or rope
Dutchnet
Englishnet
Englishdevice for catching fish, butterflies etc.
Dutchnet
Englishnet
Englishdevice for trapping something
Dutchnet
Englishnet
Englishanything that has the appearance of a net
Dutchnet
Englishnet
Englishfigurative: trap
Dutchval, valstrik, strikken
Englishnet
Englishinterconnecting syste
Dutchnet
Englishnet
Englishremaining after expenses or deductions
Dutchnetto
Englishnet
Englishfinal
Dutchuiteindelijk, finaal
Englishnet
EnglishThe amount remaining after expenses are deducted, profit
Dutchnetto
Englishnet
Englishreceive as profit
Dutchnetto vangen, netto verdienen

107.

Englishgigolo
Englishmale having sexual relationships for money
Dutchmanhoer, gigolo
Englishgigolo
Englishhired escort or dancing partner
Dutchescort

108.

Englishwhite-collar
Englishof or pertaining to office work and workers
Dutchwitteboorden-

109.

Englishwake up|woken up
Englishto (become) awake
Dutchwakker worden, ontwaken
Englishwake up|woken up
Englishto awaken (someone else)
Dutchwakker maken, wekken
Englishwake up|woken up
Englishto become more aware of a real-life situation.
Dutchwakker worden, ontwaken

110.

Englishhitman
Englishcontract killer
Dutchhuurmoordenaar

111.

Englishbloody mary
Englishcocktail made from vodka and tomato juice
Dutchbloody mary

112.

Englishcolumella
Englishcentral sterile portion of the sporangiu

113.

Englishstain
Englishdiscoloured spot or area
Dutchvlek
Englishstain
Englishto discolour something
Dutchverkleuren
Englishstain
Englishto taint or tarnish someone's character or reputation
Dutchbevlekken
Englishstain
Englishto coat a surface with a stain
Dutchbeitsen
Englishstain
Englishto treat a microscope specimen with a dye
Dutchcheckvlek

114.

Englishoverload
Englishto load excessively
Dutchoverladen

115.

Englishleast weasel
EnglishMustela nivalis
Dutchwezel

116.

Englishbest
Englishsuperlative of the adjective good
Dutchbest
Englishbest
Englishto beat
Dutchslaan, overmeesteren, verslaan, overwinnen

117.

Englishinsect
Englisharthropod of class insecta
Dutchinsect
Englishinsect
Englishcontemptible or powerless person
Dutchnietsnut

118.

Englishimpure
Englishimpure
Dutchonzuiver

119.

Englishtedious
Englishboring, monotonous
Dutchsaai, langdradig, monotoon

120.

Englishaffliction
Englisha state of pain, suffering, distress or agony
Dutchlijden, pijn
Englishaffliction
Englishsomething which causes pain, suffering, distress or agony
Dutchaandoening

121.

Englishhi
Englishfriendly, informal greeting
Dutchhallo, hoi

122.

123.

Englishcoat
Englishouter garment covering the upper torso and arms
Dutchmantel
Englishcoat
Englishcovering of material, such as paint
Dutchlaag
Englishcoat
Englishto cover with a coat of some material
Dutchbekleden, coaten

124.

Englishagenda
Englishtemporally organized plan
Dutchschemaplan
Englishagenda
Englishlist of matters to be taken up
Dutchagenda

125.

Englishanticline
Englishanticlinal fold
Dutchanticline, anticlinaal

126.

Englishagainst
Englishin a contrary direction to
Dutchtegen (... in)
Englishagainst
Englishclose to
Dutchtegen (... aan)
Englishagainst
Englishin front of, before a background
Dutchtegen, voor
Englishagainst
Englishin physical contact with
Dutchtegen
Englishagainst
Englishin opposition to
Dutchtegen
Englishagainst
Englishin competition with
Dutchtegen
Englishagainst
Englishin exchange for
Dutchtegen, voor
Englishagainst
Englishas protection fro
Dutchtegen
Englishagainst
Englishby the time that
Dutchtegen dat, totdat, voordat

127.

Englishturn out
Englishto attend, show up
Dutchopdagen
Englishturn out
Englishto produce, make
Dutchproduceren, maken

128.

Englishnavy blue
Englisha dark blue color
Dutchmarineblauw

129.

Englishgilded
Englishhaving the color or quality of gold
Dutchgulden

130.

Englishhusk
Englishexterior of certain vegetables or fruits
Dutchschil
Englishhusk
Englishany worthless exterior
Dutchwaardeloos omhulsel

131.

Englishgenre
Englishkind, type, sort
Dutchgenre

132.

Englishsenate
Englishthe upper house in some bicameral legislative systems
Dutchsenaat

133.

Englishprocrastination
Englishact of postponing, delaying or putting of
Dutchuitstelprocrastinatie

134.

Englishreliquary
Englishcontainer for religious relics
Dutchreliekhouder

135.

Englishnecromancy
Englishdivination involving the dead
Dutchdodenbezwering

136.

Englishdyslexia
Englishlearning disability
Dutchdyslexie

137.

Englishglorious
Englishsplendid, resplendent, bright, shining
Dutchcheckroemruchtig

138.

Englishstockfish
Englishcured fish
Dutchstokvis

139.

Englishhappy birthday
Englishgood wishes for a birthday
Dutchgelukkige verjaardag (standard), gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag, gefeliciteerd, proficiat, fijne verjaardag

140.

Englishspin
Englishto make yarn
Dutchspinnen
Englishspin
Englishto turn around quickly
Dutchdraaien
Englishspin
Englishto present a bias
Dutchspinnen
Englishspin
Englishto make the ball move sideways
Dutchspinnen
Englishspin
Englishto move sideways when bouncing
Dutchdoen draaien
Dutchcheckspinnen, checkdraaien, checktollen
Englishspin
Englishcircular motion
Dutchdraaien
Englishspin
Englishbrief trip
Dutchcheckdraaimoment

141.

Englishhaute cuisine
Englishrefined cookery
Dutchhaute cuisine

142.

Englishlegacy
Englishmoney or property bequeathed to someone in a will
Dutcherfenis, erfgoed
Englishlegacy
Englishsomething inherited from a predecessor, a heritage
Dutcherfgoed, erfenis

143.

Englishvortex
Englishwhirlpool
Dutchwervelwind
Englishvortex
Englishanything involving violent or chaotic activity around some centre
Dutchdraaikolk
Englishvortex
Englishanything which draws surrounding things
Dutchmaalstroo

144.

Englishacquainted
Englishfamiliar
Dutchbekend

145.

Englishmaiden name
Englishmarried woman's original last name
Dutchmeisjesnaam

146.

Englishtilde
Englishdiacritical mark
Dutchtilde
Englishtilde
Englishkey
Dutchtilde
Englishtilde
Englishcharacter
Dutchtilde

147.

Englishscallop
Englishmollusc
DutchcheckPectinidae

148.

Englishbean sprout
Englisha sprout grown out of a bean
Dutchsproutje
Englishbean sprout
Englishthe vegetarian food
Dutchtaugé

149.

Englisheveryone
Englishevery person
Dutchiedereen, elkeen, allen, allemaal, iegelijk

150.

Englishattune
Englishto tune an instrument
Dutchstemmen

151.

Englishmake out
Englishto kiss or to make love
Dutchzoenen

152.

Englishtreat
Englishto negotiate
Dutchonderhandelen
Englishtreat
Englishto discourse, to represent
Dutchbehandelen, voorstellen
Englishtreat
Englishto handle a subject in writing or speaking
Dutchbehandelen
Englishtreat
Englishto handle, deal with or behave towards in a specific way
Dutchbehandelen
Englishtreat
Englishto care for medicinally or surgically
Dutchbehandelen
Englishtreat
Englishto entertain with food or drink
Dutchtrakteren

153.

Englishlineament
Englishdistinctive feature
Dutchtrek

154.

Englishparent company
Englisha company that owns or controls another company
Dutchmoederbedrijf

155.

Englishshe-cat
Englisha female cat
Dutchwijfjeskat

156.

Englishpublic domain
Englishrealm of intellectual property
Dutchpubliek domein

157.

Englishmute swan
EnglishCygnus olor
Dutchknobbelzwaan

158.

Englishgrandma
Englishgrandmother (informal)
Dutchoma

159.

Englishsupermodel
Englishfamous fashion model
Dutchsupermodel

160.

Englishalas
Englishexclamation of sorrow, etc.
Dutchhelaas, o wee, jammer genoeg

161.

Englishdefinite
Englishfree from any doubt
Dutcheenduidig

162.

Englishtorpor
Englishbeing inactive or stuporous
Dutchverstarring, letargie

163.

Englishcoup de grâce
Englishfinal blow
Dutchgenadeslag

164.

Englishresplendent
Englishshiny and colourful, and thus pleasing to the eye
Dutchsprankelend, blinkend

165.

Englishghost town
Englishdeserted town
Dutchspookstad

166.

Englishtop up
Englishto fill
Dutchbijvullen, aanvullen
Englishtop up
Englishto extend credit
Dutchopwaarderen

167.

Englishpodium
Englishplatfor
Dutchpodiu, spreekgestoelte
Englishpodium
Englishlow wall, serving as a foundation, substructure, or a terrace wall

168.

Englishalibi
Englishcriminal legal defense
Dutchalibi
Englishalibi
Englishexcuse

169.

Englishacrophobia
Englishfear of heights
Dutchhoogtevrees qualifier

170.

Englishper
Englishfor each
Dutchper
Englishper
Englishin accordance with

171.

Englishbreve
Englishsemicircular diacritical mark
Dutchbreve
Englishbreve
Englishdouble whole note
Dutchbrevis

172.

Englishaccordion
EnglishA small, portable, keyed wind instrument
Dutchaccordeon

173.

Englishsomething else
Englishexceptional, out of the ordinary, unusual
Dutchchecknog 's wat anders

174.

Englishpark
Englishground for recreation
Dutchpark
Englishpark
Englishbring to a halt
Dutchparkeren

175.

Englishdance
Englishmovements to music
Dutchdans

176.

Englishscratching post
Englishwooden post on which a cat scratches
Dutchkrabpaal

177.

Englishpuzzled
Englishconfused or perplexed
Dutchverward, verbijsterd

178.

Englishparalyzed
Englishparalyzed.
Dutchverlamd

179.

Englishkismet
Englishfate, a predetermined or unavoidable destiny
Dutchlotbestemming

180.

Englishpagan
Englishrelating to non-Abrahamic religions
Dutchheidens
Englishpagan
Englishimmoral, uncivilized, savage
Dutchimmoreel, onbeschaafd
Englishpagan
Englishperson not adhering to any major or recognized religion
Dutchheiden
Englishpagan
Englishuncivilized or unsocialized person
Dutchheiden

181.

Englishbundle
Englishgroup of objects held together by wrapping or tying
Dutchbundel
Englishbundle
Englishpackage wrapped or tied up for carrying
Dutchbundel
Englishbundle
Englishbiology: cluster of closely bound muscle or nerve fibres
Dutchspierbundel
Englishbundle
Englishcolloquial: large amount, especially of money
Dutchbundel
Englishbundle
Englishto tie or wrap together
Dutchbundelen, aaneenbinden, samenbinden
Englishbundle
Englishto hustle, dispatch quickly
Dutchbuitenwerken, wegwerken
Englishbundle
Englishto dress someone warmly
Dutchinduffelen
Englishbundle
Englishintransitive: to dress warmly
Dutchinduffelen
Englishbundle
Englishintransitive: to hurry
Dutchdrummen, snellen

182.

Englishattorney
Englishlawyer
Dutchadvocaat

183.

Englishboundless
Englishwithout bounds, unbounded
Dutchgrenzeloos, onbegrensd

184.

Englishhawksbill turtle
Englishturtle species
Dutchkaretschildpad

185.

Englishtreble
Englishto multiply by three
Dutchverdrievoudigen

186.

Englishet al.
Englishand others
Dutchen anderen

187.

Englishiota
EnglishGreek letter
Dutchjota
Englishiota
Englishsmall amount
Dutchjota

188.

Englishfurry
Englishcovered with fur
Dutchpelzig, pels
Englishfurry
Englishanimal character with human characteristics
Dutchfurry

189.

Englishstylus
Englishtool for writing on clay tablets
Dutchetsnaald, griffel, schrijfstift
Englishstylus
Englishphonograph needle
Dutchnaald

190.

Englishinfected
Englishhaving an infection
Dutchbesmet

191.

Englishhilarious
Englishvery funny, causing great merriment and laughter
Dutchhilarisch

192.

Englishdiminutive
Englishvery small
Dutchklein
Englishdiminutive
Englishserving to diminish
Dutchverkleinend
Englishdiminutive
Englishgrammar: word form expressing smallness
Dutchverkleinwoord

193.

Englishseverance pay
Englishmoney paid to employee as compensation
Dutchontslagvergoeding

194.

Englishcheck in|checking in
Englishto record one's arrival
Dutchinchecken

195.

Englishrebound
EnglishTo jump up or get back up again
Dutchcheckterugspringen, checkstuiteren

196.

Englishsnobby
Englishcharacteristic of a snob
Dutchsnobistisch

197.

Englishgiddyup
Englishused to make a horse go faster
Dutchhu, hot

198.

Englishsewerage
Englishsewer syste
Dutchriolering

199.

Englishcovalent
Englishcontaining or characterized by a covalent bond
Dutchcovalent

200.

Englishnumbness
Englishabsent or reduced sensitivity to cutaneous stimulation
Dutchgevoelloosheid

201.

Englishdoom
Englishdeath
Dutchondergang

202.

Englishterse
Englishof a concise style or speech
Dutchbondig

203.

Englishdefend
Englishward off attacks fro
Dutchverdedigen

204.

205.

Englishtransitive
Englishaffected by transference of signification
Dutchoverdrachtelijk
Englishtransitive
Englishgrammar, of a verb: taking an object or objects
Dutchovergankelijk, transitie

206.

Englishmania
Englishviolent derangement
Dutchmanie
Englishmania
Englishexcessive desire
Dutchmanie
Englishmania
Englishstate of abnormally elevated or irritable mood, arousal, and/or energy levels

207.

Englishinstant coffee
Englishbeverage
Dutchkoffiepoeder

208.

Englishretard
Englisha stupid person, or one who is slow to learn
Dutchmogool

209.

Englishentitlement
Englishthe right to have something
Dutchrecht op
Englishentitlement
Englishsomething that one is entitled to
Dutchaanspraak
Englishentitlement
Englishgovernment payments that are guaranteed to a segment of the population
Dutchuitkering

210.

Englishinessive
Englishinessive case
Dutchinessief

211.

Englishcursory
Englishhasty, superficial, careless
Dutchhaastig, oppervlakkig, , vluchtig

212.

Englishnickel
Englishelement
Dutchnikkel
Englishnickel
Englishcoin
Dutchstuiver
Englishnickel
Englishto plate with nickel
Dutchvernikkelen

213.

Englishaccept
Englishto receive with consent
Dutchaanvaarden, accepteren
Englishaccept
Englishto agree to
Dutchaanvaarden, accepteren
Englishaccept
Englishto endure patiently
Dutchaanvaarden, ondergaan
Englishaccept
Englishto receive officially
Dutchontvangen, aannemen

214.

Englishcampsite
Englisha place where a tent may be or is pitched
Dutchkampeerterrein, camping

215.

Englishdetritus
Englishdebris or fragments of disintegrated material
Dutchafval, puin

216.

Englishgenitive
Englishof or pertaining to the case of possession
Dutchgenitief
Englishgenitive
Englishinflection pattern
Dutchtweede naamval

217.

Englishoutgrow
Englishto become too big or mature for some object, practice, condition, belief, etc
Dutchontgroeien, (Archaic) ontwassen
Englishoutgrow
Englishto grow faster or taller than someone or something else
Dutchontgroeien

218.

Englishfickle
Englishquick to change one’s opinion or allegiance
Dutchwispelturig, onbetrouwbaar, onbestendig, grillig, onberekenbaar

219.

Englishhyphen
Englishsymbol used to join words or to indicate a word has been split
Dutchafbreektekenverbindingsstreepje

220.

Englishdeadline
Englishdate on or before which something must be completed
Dutchdeadline

221.

Englishreflection
Englishact of reflecting, the state of being reflected
Dutchreflectieweerbeeld

222.

Englishneutralise
Englishto make inactive or ineffective
Dutchneutraliseren

223.

Englishpanpsychism
Englishthe doctrine that all matter has a mental aspect
Dutchpanpsychisme

224.

Englishtuff
Englisha rock composed of compacted volcanic ash
Dutchtufsteen

225.

Englishvanguard
Englishleading units of an army
Dutchvoorhoede
Englishvanguard
Englishforefront of any group or movement
Dutchvoorhoede

226.

Englishindividual
Englishperson considered alone
Dutchenkeling
Englishindividual
Englishrelating to a single person or thing
Dutchindividueel
Englishindividual
Englishintended for a single person
Dutchindividueel

227.

Englishmu
EnglishGreek letter
Dutchmu

228.

Englishxi
EnglishGreek letter
Dutchxiksi

229.

Englishgong
Englishpercussion instrument
Dutchgong

230.

Englishnu
Englishname for the letter of the Greek alphabet: Ν and ν
Dutchnu

231.

Englishice hockey
Englishhockey
Dutchijshockey

232.

Englishdogma
Englishauthoritative principle, belief or statement of opinion
Dutchdogmaleerstelling
Englishdogma
Englishdoctrine
Dutchdogmatiek

233.

Englishswordfish
EnglishXiphias gladius
Dutchzwaardvis

234.

Englishmeddlesome
Englishinclined to meddle or interfere
Dutchbemoeizuchtig

235.

Englishbuttonhole
Englishhole for a button
Dutchknoopsgat
Englishbuttonhole
Englishflower worn in the buttonhole for decoration
Dutchboutonnière

236.

Englishloafer
Englishidle person
Dutchnietsnut, leegloper

237.

Englishsemelfactive aspect
Englishgrammar aspect
Dutchsemelfactief

238.

Englishhandicap
Englishdisadvantage, in particular physical or mental disadvantages of people
Dutchhandicap

239.

Englishvandalism
Englishneedless damage or destruction of property
Dutchvandalisme

240.

Englishhoneymoon
Englishperiod of time immediately following a marriage
Dutchwittebroodsweken
Englishhoneymoon
Englishtrip taken by a newly wed married couple
Dutchhuwelijksreis
Englishhoneymoon
Englishperiod of unusually good feelings
Dutchwittebroodsweken
Englishhoneymoon
Englishto travel on a honeymoon
Dutchcheckeen huwelijksreis maken

241.

Englishsauna
Englishto use a sauna
Dutchsauna

242.

Englishnational
Englishof or having to do with a nation
Dutchnationaal, landelijk

243.

Englishdystopia
Englishvision of a future
Dutchdystopie
Englishdystopia
Englishmiserable society
Dutchdystopie

244.

Englishskulk
Englishto conceal oneself, to hide
Dutchzich verbergen, zich verstoppen

245.

Englishsupply
Englishto have possession o
Dutchcheckleveren, checkaanleveren
Englishsupply
Englishsomebody, who temporarily fills the place of another
Dutchchecktoevoer

246.

Englishextemporaneous
Englishwithout preparation
Dutchonvoorbereid

247.

Englishdesign
Englishplan
Dutchontwerp
Englishdesign
Englishpattern
Dutchdessin
Englishdesign
Englishart of designing
Dutchvormgeving
Englishdesign
Englishto plan an artwork etc.
Dutchontwerpen

248.

Englishchill
Englishto relax, lie back
Dutchchillen

249.

Englishbibliophile
Englishperson who loves books
Dutchbibliofiel

250.

Englishfie
Englishexpression of disgust
Dutchvij, foei

251.

Englishepithet
Englishterm used to characterize a person or thing
Dutchtoenaam
Englishepithet
Englishterm used as a descriptive substitute for the name or title of a person
Dutchepitheton
Englishepithet
Englishabusive or contemptuous word or phrase
Dutchscheldnaam
Englishepithet
Englishword in the scientific name of a taxon following the name of the genus or species
Dutchepitheton

252.

Englishaerobic
Englishliving or occurring only in the presence of oxygen
Dutchaeroob
Englishaerobic
Englishinvolving or improving oxygen consumption by the body
Dutchaeroob

253.

Englishmarzipan
Englishconfection of almond paste, sugar and egg white
Dutchmarsepein

254.

Englishawkward
Englishlacking dexterity in the use of the hands
Dutchonhandig
Englishawkward
Englishnot easily managed or effected, embarrassing
Dutchongemakkelijk, genant

255.

Englishwebmaster
Englishthe person responsible for maintaining a website
Dutchwebmaster

256.

Englishfighter
Englishperson who fights
Dutchvechterkamper
Englishfighter
Englishwarrior
Dutchkrijgerkamper
Englishfighter
Englishpugnacious, competitive person
Dutchvechter
Englishfighter
Englishaircraft type
Dutchgevechtsvliegtuig
Englishfighter
Englishparticipant in a martial art
Dutchvechterkamper

257.

Englishflurry
Englishbrief snowfall
Dutchsneeuwbui
Englishflurry
Englishsudden activity
Dutchwerveling
Englishflurry
Englishagitate
Dutchoproeren, bewegen, wervelen
Englishflurry
Englishmove in a flurry
Dutchwervelen

258.

Englishorganum
Englishtype of medieval polyphony

259.

Englishconfound
Englishto confuse
Dutchverwarren
Englishconfound
Englishto defeat
Dutchverslaan

260.

Englishpoppycock
Englishnonsense
Dutchonzin, nonsens

261.

Englishmafia
Englisha crime syndicate
Dutchmaffia

262.

Englishviolet
Englishcolour
Dutchviolet
Englishviolet
Englishplant
Dutchviool, viooltje qualifier
Englishviolet
Englishhaving a bluish-purple color
Dutchviolet

263.

Englishtandem
Englishbicycle
Dutchtandem
Englishtandem
Englisharrangement
Dutchtandem
Englishtandem
Englishtogether, working as one
Dutchsamen

264.

Englishacoustic
Englishpertaining to hearing or the science of sounds
Dutchakoestisch, akoestische
Englishacoustic
Englishproducing or produced without electrical amplification
Dutchakoestisch, akoestische

265.

Englishmultiple
Englishhaving more than one element, part, component or function
Dutchmeerdere
Englishmultiple
Englisha number that may be divided by another number with no remainder
Dutchveelvoud

266.

Englishtranslator
Englishsomeone who translates
Dutchvertaler

267.

Englishfolklore
Englishtales, legends and superstitions of a particular ethnic population
Dutchfolklore

268.

Englishtamper
Englishalter by making unauthorized changes
Dutchprutsen manipuleren

269.

Englishcardiologist
Englishphysician
Dutchcardioloog

270.

Englishhype
Englishto promote
Dutchpromoten

271.

Englishcontext
Englishtext in which a word appears
Dutchcontext
Englishcontext
Englishcircumstances or settings
Dutchcontext

272.

Englishshorts
Englishpants worn primarily in the summer that do not go lower than the knees
Dutchhotpants

273.

Englishbatch
Englishquantity of baked goods made at one time
Dutchlot
Englishbatch
Englishquantity of anything produced in one operation
Dutchlot

274.

Englishnearly
Englishalmost, but not quite
Dutchbijna

275.

Englishhormonal
Englishpertaining to hormones
Dutchhormonaal
Englishhormonal
Englishof or pertaining to the menstrual cycle
Dutchhormonaal

276.

Englishhole
Englishhollow in some surface
Dutchgaatjeholletje
Englishhole
Englishopening in a solid
Dutchholteopening
Englishhole
Englishweakness, flaw
Dutchcheckgat
Englishhole
Englishsecurity vulnerability
Dutchgat
Englishhole
Englishorifice (see anus etc. for specific body cavities)
Dutchlichaamsholte
Englishhole
Englishplace where a prisoner is kept
Dutchcheckputvergeetput, checkbajes, checklik, checknor
Englishhole
Englishundesirable place
Dutchcheckputzwart gat
Englishhole
Englishportion of a game of gol
Dutchhole
Englishhole
Englishto make holes
Dutchdoorboren, doorzeven

277.

Englishgrid
Englishrectangular array of squares or rectangles of equal size
Dutchraster
Englishgrid
Englishelectricity delivery syste
Dutchnet, elektriciteitsnet
Englishgrid
Englishin computing
Dutchnetwerk
Englishgrid
Englishmethod of marking off maps
Dutchraster, coördinatiestelsel, coördinatienet

278.

Englishmoney|new
Englishmeans of exchange and measure of value
Dutchgeld

279.

Englishsober up
Englishto become sober
Dutchontnuchteren

280.

Englishradon
Englishchemical element
Dutchradon

281.

282.

Englishsubtitle
Englishtextual versions of the dialog in films
Dutchondertiteling

283.

Englishapparently
Englishplainly
Dutchblijkbaar, duidelijk
Englishapparently
Englishseemingly
Dutchschijnbaar, ogenschijnlijk
Englishapparently
Englishaccording to what the speaker has read or been told
Dutchblijkbaar, kennelijk, naar het schijnt

284.

Englishrostrum
Englishanatomy: oral or nasal region of a human

285.

Englishbarnacle goose
EnglishBranta leucopsis
Dutchbrandgans

286.

Englishilliterate
Englishunable to read and write
Dutchongeletterd
Englishilliterate
Englishan illiterate person
Dutchongeletterde

287.

Englishchord
Englishcombination of three or more notes
Dutchakkoord
Englishchord
Englishstraight line
Dutchkoorde

288.

Englishbrace
Englishmeasure of length representing a person's outstretched arms
Dutchel

289.

Englishtime after time
Englishagain and again
Dutchkeer op keer

290.

Englishvirus
Englishinfectious organis
Dutchvirus
Englishvirus
Englishcomputer virus
Dutchvirus

291.

Englishlava
Englishmelted rock
Dutchlava

292.

Englishperfect
Englishfitting its definition precisely
Dutchvolmaakt, perfect, volkomen
Englishperfect
Englishhaving all of its parts in harmony with a common purpose
Dutchperfect, perfecte
Englishperfect
Englishwithout fault or mistake
Dutchvolmaakt, perfect
Englishperfect
Englishgrammar: of a tense or verb form: representing a completed action
Dutchvoltooid, voltooide
Englishperfect
Englishmake perfect
Dutchperfectioneren

293.

Englishthalamus
Englishstructure within forebrain
Dutchthalamus

294.

Englishconstitution
Englishformal or informal system of primary principles and laws regulating a government or other institutions
Dutchgrondwet
Englishconstitution
Englishlegal document describing such a formal syste
Dutchgrondwet

295.

Englishswine
Englishcontemptible person
Dutchsmeerlap

296.

Englishlink|perry
Englishconnection
Dutchlinkrelatie
Englishlink|perry
Englishelement of a chain
Dutchschakellink
Englishlink|perry
Englishcomputing: connection between busses or systems
Dutchlink, verbinding
Englishlink|perry
Englishcomputing: hyperlink
Dutchlink, koppeling
Englishlink|perry
Englishconnect things
Dutchverbinden, linken qualifier
Englishlink|perry
Englishtorch
Dutchfakkeltoorts

297.

Englishscour
Englishto clean, polish, or wash something by scrubbing it vigorously
Dutchschuren
Englishscour
Englishto search an area thoroughly
Dutchafschuimen
Englishscour
EnglishTo purge.
Dutchpurgeren

298.

Englishparallel
Englishequally distant from one another at all points
Dutchevenwijdig, parallel
Englishparallel
Englishhaving the same overall direction
Dutchevenwijdig met/aan, parallel
Englishparallel
Englishone of a set of parallel lines
Dutchevenwijdige
Englishparallel
Englishline of latitude
Dutchbreedtegraad

299.

Englishtriumph
Englishconclusive success, victory, conquest
Dutchtriom
Englishtriumph
Englishceremony to celebrate someone’s military achievement
Dutchchecktriom

300.

Englishinterruption
Englishthe act of interrupting, or the state of being interrupted
Dutchonderbreking
Englishinterruption
Englisha time interval during which there is a cessation of something
Dutchonderbreking

301.

Englishinsane
Englishexhibiting unsoundness or disorder of mind
Dutchgestoord, waanzinnig

302.

Englishdeuteron
Englishdeuterium nucleus
Dutchdeuteron

303.

Englishambivalent
Englishexperiencing or expressing opposing feelings
Dutchambivalent, ambivalente

304.

Englishpurify
Englishcleanse something of impurities
Dutchzuiveren
Englishpurify
Englishfree someone from guilt or sin
Dutchreinigen

305.

Englishsize
Englishdimensions or magnitude of a thing
Dutchgrootte
Englishsize
Englishgraph theory: a number of edges in a graph
Dutchcheckmaat

306.

Englishdoubt
Englishuncertainty
Dutchtwijfel
Englishdoubt
Englishto lack confidence in something
Dutchtwijfelen, betwijfelen

307.

Englishsweets
Englishconfectionery, candy
Dutchsnoep, snoepgoed

308.

English-ive
Englishadjectival suffix: of the nature of, tending to
Dutch-ie, ieve

309.

Englishkorea|flag
Englishpiece of cloth or often its representation
Dutchvlag
Englishkorea|flag
Englishnautical: signal flag
Dutchsignaalvlag
Englishkorea|flag
Englishuse of a flag
Dutch(het) vlaggen
Englishkorea|flag
Englishtrue-or-false variable
Dutchvlag
Englishkorea|flag
Englishcomputer science: notation for optional behaviour
Dutchoptie
Englishkorea|flag
Englishto mark with a flag
Dutchmarkeren
Englishkorea|flag
Englishto signal to
Dutchwenken, aanhouden
Englishkorea|flag
Englishcomputing: to signal
Dutchsignaleren, melden
Englishkorea|flag
Englishcomputing: to set a programming variable to true
Dutchaanzetten
Englishkorea|flag
Englishweaken
Dutchverzwakken
Englishkorea|flag
Englishplant with sword-shaped leaves
Dutchgele lis
Englishkorea|flag
Englishflagstone
Dutchtegel
Englishkorea|flag
Englishlay down flagstones
Dutchplaveien, betegelen

310.

Englishhash
Englishchopped food, especially meat and potatoes
Dutchhachee
Englishhash
Englishthe '#' symbol
Dutchkruisje, hekje
Englishhash
Englishclipped form of hashish
Dutchhasj

311.

Englishintegral
Englishconstituting a whole together with other parts or factors, not omittable or removable
Dutchintegraal
Englishintegral
Englishmath: of, pertaining to, or being an integer
Dutchgeheel
Englishintegral
Englishlimit of sums
Dutchintegraal