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"at" in Dutch

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “at” is op.

Pronounced the same

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on op
to op
up op
by op
in op

See also

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at ter
at aan
of aan
at bij
of van
at om
at ten
at naar

Examples of "at" in use

There are 51 examples of the Dutch word for "at" being used:
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He was caught lying. Hij werd betrapt op liegen.
Yanni left work immediately. Yanni vertrok meteen op het werk.
The teacher lets students use a calculator on the exam. De leerkracht liet de studenten een rekenmachine gebruiken op het examen.
In this foreign country, people at the bus stop were calmly waiting for the bus, sitting on their haunches. In dit vreemde land zaten de mensen op de bushalte rustig op hun hurken op de bus te wachten.
to be crazy about dol zijn op
at ease op mijn gemak
love at first sight liefde op het eerste gezicht
The teacher grumbled at the lazy students. De leraar mopperde op de luie studenten.
At the last minute, he decided not to go. Op het valreep besloot hij niet te gaan.
He finished his homework at the last minute. Hij maakte zijn huiswerk op het valreep af.

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After he’d been at the festival, he had problems with his hearing.,
at an early age,
at ease,
at school,
at the end,
at the forefront,
At the last minute, he decided not to go.,
At the moment you can only change your membership via the contact form or in the club.,
at university,
at work,
be jealous of,
Despite his fatigue, he greeted everyone kindly at the party.,
He finished his homework at the last minute.,
He is still in intensive care with a brain haemorrhage and a fracture to his skull.,
He was caught lying.,
I bet he’s bragging right now,
I learnt it at school.,
I used to be in love with the teacher.,
I work at the consulate.,
In this foreign country, people at the bus stop were calmly waiting for the bus, sitting on their haunches.
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