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"around" in Dutch

rond

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “around” is rond.

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around (long form)

rondte
around

om
around

omheen
around

rondom

Examples of "around" in use

There are 9 examples of the Dutch word for "around" being used:
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around the world

rond de wereld
She jumped about in excitement.

Ze sprong rond van opwinding.
In the garden, I walked around, humming with pure joy.

In de tuin liep ik rond, neuriënd van pure blijdschap.
We now need to put a fence around our bubble.

We moeten nu een omheining rond onze bubbel zetten.
That proposal, from the Greens comes in the wake of the hoopla surrounding the Economy Minister ...

Dat voorstel van Groen komt in de marge van de heisa rond minister van economie.
Now he traveled all over the world to find such a one, but all he saw lacked something.

Nu reisde hij de hele wereld rond, om zo één te vinden, maar aan allen, die hij zag, ontbrak wat.
She rarely got visitors, because the other ducks preferred to swim in the canal, than to come out of the water to talk to her.

Daarbij kreeg zij zelden bezoek, want de andere eenden zwommen liever in de gracht rond, dan dat zij eens uit het water kwamen om met haar te praten.
a small round mirror

een klein, rond spiegeltje
He whirled himself in the water like a wheel, stretched out his neck towards the swans, and uttered such a loud and strange scream that it frightened himself.

Het draaide zich als een tol in het water rond, strekte zijn kop hoog in de lucht naar de zwanen uit en gaf zulk een luide en zonderlinge schreeuw, dat het er zelf van schrikte

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around the world,
He whirled himself in the water like a wheel, stretched out his neck towards the swans, and uttered such a loud and strange scream that it frightened himself.,
Now he traveled all over the world to find such a one, but all he saw lacked something.,
She rarely got visitors, because the other ducks preferred to swim in the canal, than to come out of the water to talk to her.,
That proposal, from the Greens comes in the wake of the hoopla surrounding the Economy Minister ...,
We now need to put a fence around our bubble.
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Joe van der Lee