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"after" in Dutch

na
After. The Dutch for "after" is "na".
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The Dutch translation for “after” is na.

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after nadat

Examples of "after" in use

There are 31 examples of the Dutch word for "after" being used:
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Tom can make me feel better after a bad day. Tom kan me beter doen voelen na een slechte dag.
After a miserable day, the sun broke through. Na een miezerige dag brak de zon door.
Consternation followed the news. Na het nieuws volgde ontsteltenis.
After midnight, it will be dry in most places. Na middernacht is het op de meeste plaatsen droog.
after the 1967 Six-Day War na de zesdaagse oorlog van 1967
After years of operation, the owner has decided to sell the business. Na jaren van uitbating heeft de eigenaar besloten om het bedrijf te verkopen.
His judgment came after long deliberation. Zijn oordeel volgde na lang beraad.
After only a few minutes, he was gone again. Na luttele minuten was hij alweer weg.
After careful consideration, we accepted her proposal. Na rijp beraad hebben we haar voorstel aanvaard.
Do you get heartburn after eating certain foods? Krijg je brandend maagzuur na het eten van bepaald voedsel?

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after all that excitement,
After midnight, it will be dry in most places.,
after the 1967 Six-Day War,
After the fire, there was a lot of ash.,
Finally one egg after the other opened.,
Fun fair world in mourning: well-known fairground operator dies after falling during ferris wheel dismantling,
I wasn’t thinking clearly.,
Repeat after me.,
Tom can make me feel better after a bad day.,
Tom was born three months after Mary.,
What are your expectations financially after you retire?,
year after year,
“Quack, Quack!” they said, and one duckling after the other plunged into the water; the water splashed around their heads, and they dived under briefly, but soon they came up again and swam excellently.
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