Daar ging het lucifertje uit, en nu bleef slechts de dikke, vochtige, koude muur over.
Literal Breakdown
| Recording | English | Dutch | Learn |
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| there (place) | daar |
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| went (singular) | ging |
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| the (neutral) | het |
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| match (diminutive) | lucifertje |
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| out | uit |
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| and | en |
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| now | nu |
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| stayed (singular) | bleef |
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| just; only | slechts |
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| the | de |
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| fat | dikke |
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| damp | vochtige |
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| cold (long form) | koude |
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| wall | muur |
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| over; about | over |
Summary
The Dutch translation for “Then the match went out, and there remained nothing but the thick, damp, cold wall.” is Daar ging het lucifertje uit, en nu bleef slechts de dikke, vochtige, koude muur over.. The Dutch, Daar ging het lucifertje uit, en nu bleef slechts de dikke, vochtige, koude muur over., can be broken down into 15 parts:"there (place)" (daar), "went (singular)" (ging), "the (neutral)" (het), "match (diminutive)" (lucifertje), "out" (uit), "and" (en), "now" (nu), "stayed (singular)" (bleef), "just; only" (slechts), "the" (de), "fat" (dikke), "damp" (vochtige), "cold (long form)" (koude), "wall" (muur) and "over; about" (over).Examples of "Then the match went out, and there remained nothing but the thick, damp, cold wall." in use
There is 1 example of the Dutch word for "Then the match went out, and there remained nothing but the thick, damp, cold wall." being used:| Recording | English | Dutch | Learn |
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| A second one was struck against the wall (paragraph) | Een tweede werd tegen den muur afgestreken (paragraaf) |
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