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"is (passive)" in Dutch

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “is (passive)” is wordt.

Pronounced the same

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am (passive) word
am ben

Examples of "is" in use

There are 40 examples of the Dutch word for "is" being used:
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is called wordt genoemd
he is called hij wordt genoemd
Doing that is discouraged. Dat wordt afgeraden.
Bread is made from flour. Brood wordt van meel gemaakt.
That is strongly discouraged. Dat wordt sterk afgeraden.
Travelling abroad is not recommended. Reizen naar het buitenland wordt afgeraden.
Flour is made from wheat. Meel wordt van tarwe gemaakt.
The situation is getting trickier. De situatie wordt steeds listiger.
The operation of the factory is led by an experienced team. De uitbating van de fabriek wordt geleid door een ervaren team.
this agreement is observed dit akkoord wordt nageleefd

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A guardrail is a barrier placed next to roads.,
A guitar is a stringed instrument that is played with the fingers or with a plectrum.,
A pole is a stick used to jump over objects.,
A sleeve is used to completely or partially cover the arms.,
A word is divided into syllables.,
Access to supermarkets and other shops is limited.,
Bread is made from flour, water and yeast.,
Bread is made from flour.,
Buddhism is often seen as a religion, but also as a philosophy of life.,
Doing that is discouraged.,
Flour is made from wheat.,
His appointment will be announced tomorrow.,
I urge that this plan be postponed.,
In this way, the victim support service is systematically involved.,
is called,
Jesus is mentioned in the Koran.,
Monday will be a changeable and turbulent day with showers.,
Most of the work is performed by robots.,
Now the time has come for Esperanto, because communication is becoming increasingly important in the world.,
Steam is used in saunas.
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