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"become (plural)" in Dutch

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The Dutch translation for “become (plural)” is worden.

Pronounced the same

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Examples of "become" in use

There are 22 examples of the Dutch word for "become" being used:
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The employees are paid biweekly. De medewerkers worden elke twee weken betaald.
In summer, eggs go bad quickly. In de zomer worden eieren rap slecht.
A fool and his money are soon parted. Een dwaas en zijn geld worden snel gescheiden.
to get one’s period ongesteld worden
In that way other airlines are grabbed by the short and curlies. Op die manier worden andere luchtvaartmaatschappijen in de tang genomen.
Let’s get serious. Laten we serieus worden.
We’re under attack. We worden aangevallen.
Dialects are spoken less and less. Dialecten worden minder en minder gesproken.
The laws are there, but they are not observed. De wetten zijn er, maar ze worden niet nageleefd.
Foreign immigrants are not always treated with the same kindness. Buitenlandse immigranten worden niet altijd even vriendelijk bejegend.

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A fool and his money are soon parted.,
a necessity because criminals are increasingly sophisticated,
All the entrances and exits will be checked.,
Dialects are spoken less and less.,
Foreign immigrants are not always treated with the same kindness.,
Government contracts are awarded annually.,
His ideas are becoming more unusual.,
In summer, eggs go bad quickly.,
In that way other airlines are grabbed by the short and curlies.,
Let’s get serious.,
Meadow birds are bird species that breed in extensive grasslands.,
Once here, they are exploited.,
The employees are paid biweekly.,
The laws are there, but they are not observed.,
The predominantly Christian victims are often abused as sex slaves.,
The rising costs of guaranteeing operation are not compensated by rising income.,
The sounds are becoming more unusual.,
We’re influenced by our environment.,
We’re under attack.,
When a 16-year-old does the same thing, that is deviant behaviour and can be responded to.
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