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"one (1)" in Dutch

één
One. The Dutch for "one" is "één".
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “one (1)” is één.

See also

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one (pronoun) men
one (old spelling) eene
one (long form) ene
indefinite article onbepaald lidwoord
a een

Examples of "one" in use

There are 80 examples of the Dutch word for "one" being used:
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five minus one equals four vijf min één is vier
four minus one equals three vier min één is drie
one point five (1.5) één komma vijf
We only have one thing left to do. We moeten maar één ding meer doen.
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There’s only one shop that sells this book. Er is maar één winkel die dit boek verkoopt.
In an old apron she carried a number of matchboxes, she was holding one of them in her hand. In een oud schort droeg zij een hele voorraad lucifersdoosjes, en een daarvan. hield zij in de hand.
Everyone needs at least one close friend. Iedereen heeft minstens één goede vriend nodig.
He devoured the book in one day. Hij verslond het boek in één dag.
one mutual friend één gemeenschappelijke vriend

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"one (1)" Practice (46)
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A daughter is a person of the female gender in relation to one or two parents.,
A single match would do her good, if she would dare to take one from a box, strike it against the wall to warm her fingers.,
A table for one, please.,
As many as one in three Belgian clubs is currently facing financial problems.,
Attention is the cognitive process of selectively targeting one aspect of the environment, while other aspects are ignored.,
Christianity is a religion based on belief in one God.,
Coal plants in the United States are responsible for one third of total greenhouse gas emissions,
Dr. Jackson is one of the leading cardiologists in Boston.,
eighty-one (81),
Everyone needs at least one close friend.,
fifty-one (51),
five plus one (5+1),
forty-one (41),
half past twelve,
He devoured the book in one day.,
I found one of my shoes under my bed, but I can’t find the other one.,
I have one.,
In an old apron she carried a number of matchboxes, she was holding one of them in her hand.,
In Esperanto there is no indefinite and only one definite article.,
In my state, Florida, families just have to send a letter of intention to the government and once a year the test results.
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