What does Geschiedenis van Roemenië in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word Geschiedenis van Roemenië in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use Geschiedenis van Roemenië in Dutch.
The word Geschiedenis van Roemenië in Dutch means incident, event, story, history, history, geschiedenis, geschiedenis, geschiedenis, verhaal, geschiedenis, verleden, verleden, geschiedenis zijn, verhaal over het voorafgaande. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word Geschiedenis van Roemenië
incident, event(gebeurtenis, voorval) |
story(verhaal, vertelling) |
history(historie, verleden) |
history(schoolvak) (school) |
geschiedenis(uncountable (past events, ways of life) I enjoy reading about the history of World War II. |
geschiedenis(uncountable (the study of the past) She took up history when she was at university. |
geschiedenis(history) The record shows that the war was destructive. |
verhaal(account of the past) The history of the voyage made for interesting reading. |
geschiedenis(person's interesting past) His fascinating history included travels to other countries. |
verleden(personal history) While he seemed like a nice person, he hid his past from everybody. |
verleden(background) The past helps to explain the present. |
geschiedenis zijn(informal (no longer be relevant) What he did twenty years ago is history now, and irrelevant. |
verhaal over het voorafgaande(fictional story set prior to another) The author just released a much anticipated prequel to her best selling trilogy. |
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