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"or" in Dutch

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The Dutch translation for “or” is of.

Pronounced the same

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whether of

Examples of "or" in use

There are 58 examples of the Dutch word for "or" being used:
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This guy lives simply as a doctor, not as a hero or a martyr. Deze man leeft gewoon als een dokter, niet als een held of een martelaar.
When two (or more) words together form one new word, it is called a compound. Als twee (of meer) woorden samen één nieuw woord vormen, heet dat een samenstelling.
Have you recently experienced palpitations or felt like your heart was racing? Hebt u onlangs hartkloppingen gehad of voelde het alsof uw hart tekeer ging?
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. Een kledinghanger is een stuk hout, metaal of kunststof, in de vorm van de menselijke schouders en heeft een haak aan de bovenzijde.
The number of subscriptions for mobile banking via smartphone or tablet, almost tripled to 1,039 million. Het aantal abonnementen voor mobiel bankieren, via smartphone of tablet, verdrievoudigde bijna tot 1,039 miljoen.
Which is heavier, lead or gold? Wat is zwaarder, lood of goud?
no handshake or hug geen handdruk of omhelzing
Tom refuses to eat or drink anything. Tom weigert te eten of drinken.
I’ll spend an hour or two Ik zal een uur of twee besteden
Orange juice or champagne? Sinaasappelsap of champagne?

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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 daughter is a person of the female gender in relation to one or two parents.,
A guitar is a stringed instrument that is played with the fingers or with a plectrum.,
A siege is a prolonged military blockade and attack on a city or fortress.,
A sleeve is used to completely or partially cover the arms.,
all or nothing,
Are you an optimist or a pessimist?,
Are you Maria or Miguel?,
At the moment you can only change your membership via the contact form or in the club.,
Coffee or tea?,
Do you eat apples or bananas?,
Do you shave with shaving cream or soap?,
Do you speak English or Spanish?,
Extortion is a special form of theft with violence and/or threats.,
forced or compulsory work,
Have you recently experienced palpitations or felt like your heart was racing?,
How do you know which brush or pencil you should use?,
I do not know whether to accept or to refuse.,
I don’t know if she likes me or not.,
I don’t know if Tom eats meat or not.
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