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"to" in Dutch

te
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “to” is te.

Pronounced the same

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too te

See also

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to (direction) aan
to op

Examples of "to" in use

There are 238 examples of the Dutch word for "to" being used:
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to expand (long form) uit te breiden
to solve (long form) op te lossen
to be (long form) te zijn
to do (long form) te doen
to be; to become (long form) te worden
to go (long form) te gaan
to see (long form) te zien
to make (long form) te maken
to come (long form) te komen
to keep (long form) te houden

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"to" Practice (163)
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A pole is a stick used to jump over objects.,
A sleeve is used to completely or partially cover the arms.,
After he had received a new kidney, he no longer had to have dialysis.,
and as soon as they were out of his sight, he dived under the water until the bottom, and when he rose again he was almost beside himself with excitement,
and decided to donate all earnings to various charitable organizations for the homeless,
and then he began to feel such a great longing for a swim on the water, that he could not help telling the hen.,
Are you ready to order?,
Are you trying to sell those?,
As they climbed higher and higher in the air, the ugly little duckling felt wonderfully weary,
But you are uncontrollable, and it is anything but enjoyable to spend time with you,
Did you manage to get a hold of Tom?,
Do you think maybe she would like to swim, and to let the water splash over her head?,
Do your utmost to preserve unity.,
Don’t forget to turn the light off.,
Fans have so far offered $ 600,000 to be able to sit down at the table with the third-richest man in the world.,
He didn’t seem to be worried about this.,
he is always boasting about that,
He isn’t smart enough to add up numbers in his head.,
His wife nags him constantly.,
How could he ever think to wish to be this pretty himself?
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