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"to" in Dutch

aan
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “to” is aan.

Pronounced the same

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at aan
tackle (2nd person singular, second part) aan
felt (part 2) aan
of aan
from aan
on aan

Examples of "to" in use

There are 67 examples of the Dutch word for "to" being used:
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to that daaraan
to do something about it om er iets aan te doen
I’m used to this sort of thing. Ik ben aan zoiets gewend.
Tom asked Mary whether she liked him. Tom vroeg aan Mary of zij hem leuk vond.
Oh, look, there comes the bus! O, kijk, daar komt de bus al aan!
I am accustomed to cold weather. Ik ben gewend aan een koud klimaat.
When will this bus arrive in Brussels? Wanneer komt deze bus aan in Brussel?
When will this train arrive in Brussels? Wanneer komt deze trein aan in Brussel?
indicates geeft aan
Who did you give the book to? Aan wie heb je het boek gegeven?

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About a billion people suffer from hunger and poverty.,
Actually, he should have been torn to pieces.,
and decided to donate all earnings to various charitable organizations for the homeless,
Anyone can do their bit to protect the environment.,
before proposing your profile to the customer,
Bob got used to hard work.,
corresponds to,
Do not give in to your passions and desires, as happens to people who do not know God.,
Do you have to give way to the reversing red car?,
Don’t pay any attention to what your father says.,
Don’t say anything to the international press.,
Early exposure to multilingual environments promotes language acquisition in children.,
Fans have so far offered $ 600,000 to be able to sit down at the table with the third-richest man in the world.,
Flemish government gives support to growers,
Have you got used to eating Japanese food yet?,
He gave the dog a bone.,
He grabbed the chance to get a job.,
He offered assistance to the crippled old woman.,
He often attributes his failures to bad luck.,
His offer suits my taste.
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