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"at" in Dutch

bij
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “at” is bij.

Pronounced the same

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bee bij
with bij
par excellence bij uitstek
revived (part 2) bij

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at aan
at ter
of aan
of van
at op
at om

Examples of "at" in use

There are 18 examples of the Dutch word for "at" being used:
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My place or yours? Bij mij thuis of bij jou?
How do I get to the train station? Hoe kom ik bij het station?
How do I get to the bus station? Hoe kom ik bij het busstation?
How do I get to the centre? Hoe kom ik bij het centrum?
How do I get to the airport? Hoe kom ik bij de luchthaven?
“You are all together, right?” she continued and stood up. “Je bent toch allemaal wel bij elkaar?” vervolgde zij en stond op.
I’ll see you at lunch. Ik zie je bij de lunch.
“Listen, companion!” they said; “You are so ugly that you fit well with us.” “Hoor eens, kameraad!” zeiden zij; “je bent zo lelijk, dat je goed bij ons past.”
The bus stops close to the library. De bus stopt dicht bij de bibliotheek.
You are definitely out of your mind. Je bent zeker niet goed bij je verstand.

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How do I get to the airport?,
How do I get to the British consulate?,
How do I get to the bus station?,
How do I get to the centre?,
How do I get to the train station?,
How do I get to the youth hostel?,
how the couch is at Mien’s,
It shone towards the little girl, as if she was sitting at a large iron stove.,
It turned its head to put it under his wings; but at the same moment there was a terribly big dog close to the duckling.,
I’ll see you at lunch.,
John sat brooding by the fire.,
My place or yours?,
The bus stops close to the library.,
this one was larger and even more beautiful than the one which she had seen through the glass door at the rich merchant’s.,
You are definitely out of your mind.,
“Listen, companion!” they said; “You are so ugly that you fit well with us.”,
“You are all together, right?” she continued and stood up.
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