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"has" in Dutch

heeft
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “has” is heeft.

Pronounced the same

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have (2nd person formal) heeft

Examples of "has" in use

There are 259 examples of the Dutch word for "has" being used:
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The fire has raged intensely. Het vuur heeft hevig gewoed.
Jane has been doing her assignment. Jane heeft haar opdracht gemaakt.
Tom paid for all the pizzas. Tom heeft alle pizza’s betaald.
He violated a law. Hij heeft een wet overtreden.
This car has a diesel engine. Deze wagen heeft een diesel motor.
This house has three bathrooms. Dit huis heeft drie badkamers.
He has changed his address. Hij heeft zijn adres gewijzigd.
I got left behind. Men heeft me achtergelaten.
Tom congratulated me. Tom heeft me gefeliciteerd.
Yanni has more mouths to feed now. Yanni heeft meer monden te voeden nu.

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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.,
A semi-trailer is a trailer that does not have its own front axle and of which an important part of the weight rests on the towing vehicle (the tractor).,
After a brief hiatus, he resumed his position at the institute.,
After years of operation, the owner has decided to sell the business.,
Algeria has a strong foreign policy.,
Algeria has signed many economic agreements with China.,
America has enemies.,
and, see, she has a red patch on her leg,
Ben learned to make a fire without matches.,
Brazil trembled for seventy minutes against Croatia.,
Did everyone sleep well?,
Did he lose consciousness?,
Did she send you the money?,
Did Tom tell you about his parents?,
Do you have a safe?,
Do you have anything quieter?,
Do you have this in my size?,
Do you know why Tom bought this?,
Do you think maybe she would like to swim, and to let the water splash over her head?,
Does he have a chance of winning the election?
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