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"makes (3rd person singular)" in Dutch

maakt
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The Dutch translation for “makes (3rd person singular)” is maakt.

Pronounced the same

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matter (part 1) maakt

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to make maken

Examples of "makes" in use

There are 18 examples of the Dutch word for "makes" being used:
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How does one make bread? Hoe maakt men brood?
no matter; any het maakt niet uit; welke dan ook
This drives me nuts. Dat maakt me gek.
The priest makes a cross with his hand. De priester maakt met zijn hand een kruis.
What scares you? Wat maakt jou bang?
Tom abuses his authority. Tom maakt misbruik van zijn gezag.
He does not distinguish between good and evil. Hij maakt geen onderscheid tussen goed en kwaad.
She’s worried about her tests. Ze maakt zich zorgen over haar toetsen.
A beard does not make a philosopher. Een baard maakt je nog geen filosoof.
My humility makes me proud. Mijn nederigheid maakt me trots.

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A beard does not make a philosopher.,
A witty remark makes the conversation fun.,
but it makes me rather melancholic,
He does not distinguish between good and evil.,
How does one make bread?,
My grandmother is an experienced goldsmith who creates unique handmade jewelry.,
My humility makes me proud.,
My physics teacher doesn’t care if I skip classes.,
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom.,
She’s worried about her tests.,
The distraction makes it difficult to focus.,
This drives me nuts.,
Tom abuses his authority.,
Too much protection makes children vulnerable.,
you make correct trade-offs between renewal and stability
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