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Summary
The Dutch translation for “matter (part 2)” is uit.Pronounced the same
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Englishto challenge (part 1) | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishto expand (part 1) | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishout | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishlooked like (part 2) | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishexecute (part 1) | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishlooks (part 3) | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishtake out (part 1) | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishconsists of (part 2) | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishfrom | Dutchuit | Learn |
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Englishpronounce (part 2) | Dutchuit | Learn |
Examples of "matter (part 2)" in use
There are 7 examples of the Dutch word for "matter (part 2)" being used:| Recording | English | Dutch | Learn |
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EnglishDoes it matter? | DutchMaakt het uit? | Learn |
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EnglishIt doesn’t matter. | DutchHet maakt niets uit. | Learn |
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EnglishThen it does not matter. | DutchDan maakt het niet uit. | Learn |
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EnglishDoes the colour really matter? | DutchMaakt de kleur echt wat uit? | Learn |
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EnglishI don’t mind your groping in the dark for a solution, but I wish you’d come to a decision. | DutchHet maakt mij niet uit dat je in het donker tast naar een oplossing, maar ik zou willen dat je tot een besluit zou komen. | Learn |
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EnglishIt doesn’t matter which team wins the game. | DutchHet maakt niet uit welk team de wedstrijd wint. | Learn |
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Englishmatter | Dutchmaakt uit | Learn |