What does afspraken maken in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word afspraken maken in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use afspraken maken in Dutch.
The word afspraken maken in Dutch means agreement, appointment, appointment, afspraak, afspraak, afspraak, overeenkomst, afspraak, afspraak, ontmoeting, overeenkomen, een afspraakje maken, een afspraak maken. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word afspraken maken
agreement(akkoord, overeenkomst) |
appointment(ontmoeting) |
appointment(bij de dokter) |
afspraak(meeting time) I have an appointment at the doctor's office at 10:00. |
afspraak(French (planned meeting) The rendezvous lasted longer than I expected. |
afspraak(formal (appointment) I would like to see you while I am in Paris, although I do have a number of other engagements. |
overeenkomst, afspraak(agreement) Lena and Aaron have an arrangement to meet every Friday at 7:00 for dinner. |
afspraak, ontmoeting(appointment) Robert is late for his date. |
overeenkomen(correspond, agree) These measurements don't jibe; someone has made an error. |
een afspraakje maken(arrange sth for a specific day) (romantisch) I made a date with her for Friday; we are going out to dinner. |
een afspraak maken(make an appointment) Would you like to schedule an appointment? |
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