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"always" in Dutch

altijd
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The Dutch translation for “always” is altijd.

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at all times altijd

Examples of "always" in use

There are 33 examples of the Dutch word for "always" being used:
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always lock your laptop vergrendel altijd je laptop
He is always at the front of the line. Hij staat altijd vooraan in de rij.
He always brags about his money. Hij schept altijd op over zijn geld.
He had always been a bit of an oddball. Hij was altijd nogal een zonderling.
The distinction is not always precise. Het onderscheid is niet altijd precies.
A cat always lands on its feet. Een kat komt altijd op z’n pootjes terecht.
A servant must always be obedient. Een dienaar moet altijd gehoorzaam zijn.
There’s a certain time that he always calls. Er is een bepaald tijdstip waarop hij altijd belt.
Cycling through the green avenue is always relaxing. Fietsen door de groene laan is altijd ontspannend.
Our contact point is always reachable by phone. Ons aanspreekpunt is altijd bereikbaar per telefoon.

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A cat always lands on its feet.,
A servant must always be obedient.,
always lock your laptop,
But I fear that there will always be people who will slip through the net.,
Children should always be supervised at the pool to prevent drowning.,
Cycling through the green avenue is always relaxing.,
Don’t believe her because she always lies.,
Foreign immigrants are not always treated with the same kindness.,
He always brags about his money.,
He always makes a fool of others.,
He had always been a bit of an oddball.,
He is always at the front of the line.,
He is always punctual.,
He’s always busy.,
He’s always short of money.,
My cat is always up to mischief.,
Nevertheless, he always remains optimistic, even in difficult times.,
Our contact point is always reachable by phone.,
She always tries to help others.,
The distinction is not always precise.
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