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"took" in Dutch

nam
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “took” is nam.

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took haalde
took (an oath) aflegde

Examples of "took" in use

There are 11 examples of the Dutch word for "took" being used:
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I took ik nam
Yanni took the flowers and went. Yanni nam de bloemen en ging.
he said I hadn’t taken my responsibility hij zei dat ik niet mijn verantwoordelijkheid nam
He gathered his books together. Hij nam zijn boeken bij elkaar.
She took the pencil and started writing. Ze nam het potlood en begon te schrijven.
The truck made a sharp turn to the left. De vrachtwagen nam een scherpe bocht naar links.
then she took twenty mattresses and laid them on the pea daarop nam zij twintig matrassen en legde deze op de erwt
She took the little girl in her arms, and they both flew upwards, towards the brightness and joy far above the earth, endlessly high. zij nam het kleine meisje op haar arm, en beiden vlogen in glans en vreugde hoog boven de aarde, oneindig hoog.
He took a piece of chalk and wrote on the board. Hij nam een krijtje en schreef op het bord.
The older colleague took the intern in tow. De oudere collega nam de stagiair op sleeptouw.

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He gathered his books together.,
he said I hadn’t taken my responsibility,
He took a piece of chalk and wrote on the board.,
I took,
Now the prince took her to be his wife; because now he knew that he had a real princess, and the pea was placed in the cabinet of rarities, in which it can still be seen, if at least no one has stolen it.,
She took the little girl in her arms, and they both flew upwards, towards the brightness and joy far above the earth, endlessly high.,
She took the pencil and started writing.,
The truck made a sharp turn to the left.,
then she took twenty mattresses and laid them on the pea,
Yanni took the flowers and went.
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Rie Arthern