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"at" in Dutch

aan
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “at” is aan.

Pronounced the same

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to aan
tackle (2nd person singular, second part) aan
felt (part 2) aan
of aan
from aan
on aan

See also

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at ter
of aan
of van
at bij
at op
at om
at ten
at naar

Examples of "at" in use

There are 53 examples of the Dutch word for "at" being used:
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We don’t need any more problems. We hebben geen behoefte aan nog meer problemen.
Tom opened the door and turned on the light. Tom opende de deur en deed het licht aan.
indicates duidt aan
I prefer the black one. Ik geef de voorkeur aan de zwarte.
He points out the error in the report. Hij duidt de fout in het verslag aan.
Tom is still at his desk. Tom zit nog steeds aan zijn bureau.
deep infection of the respiratory system diepe infectie aan de luchtwegen
The envoys arrived yesterday. De gezanten kwamen gisteren aan.
There is a restriction in the number of participants. Er is een beperking aan het aantal deelnemers.
Just ask our mistress yourself, the old woman. Vraag het zelf maar aan onze meesteres, de oude vrouw

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"at" Practice (54)
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at,
indicates,
speaking,
to work
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Lesson phrases
a bush on the edge of the clearing was shaking,
A clothes hanger is a piece of wood, metal or plastic, in the shape of the human shoulders and has a hook on the top.,
At such moments I don’t think about all the misery, but about the beauty that still remains.,
back to work,
Can we sit by the window?,
deep infection of the respiratory system,
He points out the error in the report.,
His wife nags him constantly.,
I arrived last.,
I have a sore throat.,
I prefer the black one.,
I saw the light at the end of the tunnel.,
Is there table service?,
It was summer, the corn was ripe, the hay stood on the green pastures and the stork was walking on its long, red legs and talking Egyptian; because he had learned this language from his mother.,
It’s better to be killed by them, than being bitten by the ducks, pecked by the chickens, kicked by the maiden who feeds the chickens, or starved with hunger in the winter.,
Just ask our mistress yourself, the old woman.,
Lit up by the blazing sun, there stood an old castle, that was surrounded by a deep canal, and from the wall to the water thick brushwood was growing.,
My house is on the other side of the river.,
No more messing about with the USB port,
no through road on the left
etc.

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