What does Jan zonder Land in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word Jan zonder Land in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use Jan zonder Land in Dutch.
The word Jan zonder Land in Dutch means without, zonder, zonder, zonder, zonder, zonder, zonder, zonder, vrij, zonder, onbedoeld, ongemeend, afwezig zonder verlof, blindelings, botweg, zorgeloos, onbekommerd, ongetwijfeld, zonder twijfel, zonder meer, zonder schuld, zonder inspanning voortbewegen, objectief, zonder gevoelens, neutraal, uit het niets, zonder voorbereiding, zonder prik, quitte, plat, dood, iets nemen zonder te vragen, zonder hulp, werkloos, zonder haast, zonder haast, gemakkelijk, prijs zonder korting, zonder korting, bijna zonder, genadeloos, meedogenloos, genadeloos, meedogenloos, puur, openen zonder sleutel, zonder pit, echt, zonder gekheid, even serieus, echt, serieus, missen, zonder ruggengraat, zonder ruggengraat, onbegeleid, ongetwijfeld, werkloos, onopzettelijk, ongewild, onbewust, niet succesvol, nederlaag zonder gescoord te hebben, als geheel, tesamen. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word Jan zonder Land
without(niet hebbend) |
zonder(were it not) We would never have won but for your help. |
zonder(lacking) I went to work without my mobile phone today. |
zonder(excluding) Don't go to the cinema without me. |
zonder(without) The hiking club, minus Cathy, will climb Mt. Mitchell. |
zonder(archaic (without) |
zonder(lacking) She was void of any sense of humour. |
zonder(lacking sth) She sang without enthusiasm. |
vrij(exempt) Your life will be free from stress. |
zonder(without considering) Their earnings before tax have doubled this year. |
onbedoeld, ongemeend(not deliberately) I accidentally slipped and hurt my back. |
afwezig zonder verlof(acronym (absent without leave) When the soldiers found their comrade's bed empty, they realised he was AWOL. |
blindelings(figurative (without thinking) (figuurlijk) I said yes blindly without even listening to what she was saying. |
botweg(frankly, in a direct way) I told him bluntly that he had no chance of getting the job. |
zorgeloos, onbekommerd(without due attention) He carelessly ignored the speed limit sign, and paid dearly for it. |
ongetwijfeld, zonder twijfel, zonder meer(no doubt) The flower is beautiful, certainly, but it doesn't smell nice. |
zonder schuld(without debts) We paid off our house, free and clear. |
zonder inspanning voortbewegen(move without power) She coasted downhill on the bicycle. |
objectief, zonder gevoelens, neutraal(figurative (rational, unemotional) The judge's cold reasoning followed the law but enraged the victim's family. |
uit het niets, zonder voorbereiding(unintroduced) The salesman was given no leads, and had to call potential customers cold. |
zonder prik(figurative (flat, no longer fizzy) (frisdrank) Is the lemonade dead? I like it fizzy. |
quitte(people: owe nothing) After you make this payment we'll be even. |
plat, dood(without effervescence) The Coke was opened hours ago and it is now flat. |
iets nemen zonder te vragen(take for oneself) She helped herself to the office stationery. |
zonder hulp(without others' help) She can stand independently but needs help walking. |
werkloos(unemployed) The jobless man looked for work every day. |
zonder haast(unhurried) The couple took a leisurely stroll around the park at sunset. |
zonder haast(US (without hurrying) The couple ate leisurely during the ten course meal. |
gemakkelijk(quickly, easily) You got off pretty lightly, considering what you did. |
prijs zonder korting(undiscounted price) List for this coffee maker is fifty dollars. This coffee maker is fifty dollars on the list. |
zonder korting(undiscounted price) What is the list price on this coffee maker? |
bijna zonder(lacking) We are low on toilet paper. |
genadeloos, meedogenloos(person: without pity) The judge was merciless in sentencing the three defendants. |
genadeloos, meedogenloos(speech, action: without pity) His merciless criticism of the students' efforts was out of place. |
puur(alcohol: undiluted) My father likes his whiskey neat. He says even ice changes the flavor. |
openen zonder sleutel(a lock: unlock) (van een slot) The cat burglar picked the lock. |
zonder pit(fruit: pit removed) Holly threw pitted dates in her smoothie. |
echt(can that be true?) You're pregnant? Really? |
zonder gekheid, even serieus(in all seriousness) |
echt, serieus(really?) |
missen(do without: sb) Kunnen jullie het een paar uur zonder Emma doen? Can you spare Emma for a few hours? |
zonder ruggengraat(animal: invertebrate) (letterlijk) Starfish are spineless creatures. |
zonder ruggengraat(figurative (person, act: cowardly, weak) (figuurlijk) I could never date a spineless guy like Ted; I need a strong guy like Luke. |
onbegeleid(child: not supervised) Unattended children are not allowed inside the museum. |
ongetwijfeld(certainly) There are undoubtedly few reasons for celebration. |
werkloos(person: jobless) Police arrested an unemployed woman who was on the scene. |
onopzettelijk, ongewild(not intended) Roadworks caused the unintentional rupture of a water main. |
onbewust(without realising) The athlete claimed that he had taken the banned substance unknowingly. |
niet succesvol(project, etc: failed) Attempts to reach the stranded motorists were unsuccessful. |
nederlaag zonder gescoord te hebben(figurative (sports defeat: zero points) The team suffered a whitewash at the European Championships. |
als geheel, tesamen(all together) |
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