What does het in de steek laten in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word het in de steek laten in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use het in de steek laten in Dutch.
The word het in de steek laten in Dutch means stab, thrust, steek, por, steek, stoot, pijnscheut, pijnscheut, steek, steek, steek, scheut, prikkel, doorn, prik, steek, steek, messteek, uithaal, steek, hatelijkheid, por, steek, steek, steek, beet, stoot, steek, steek, verlaten, achtergelaten, verlaten, in de steek gelaten, in de steek gelaten, verlaten, in de steek laten, steek onder water, in de steek laten, verlaten, verlaten, in de steek laten, ongegrond, ongefundeerd, zinnig zijn, averechtse steek, steek van iets. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word het in de steek laten
stab, thrust(prik) |
steek(sewing stitch) Marilyn sewed up the rip in her skirt with neat stitches. |
por, steek, stoot(quick hit, poke) She gave me a jab in the ribs and yelled, "Wake up!" |
pijnscheut(physical: twinge, spasm) Shirley decided against having more children after feeling the pangs of childbirth. |
pijnscheut, steek(spasm of pain) Ursula felt a sudden twinge in her back when she tried to do the yoga pose. |
steek(wound from insect) The bee's sting came as a complete surprise to Susan, who hadn't noticed it crawl inside her shirt. |
steek(needlework: style of stitch) This is quite a difficult stitch to do, but it looks good once you've got the hang of it. |
scheut(sudden emotion) (emotie) She felt a pang of remorse when she realised what she had done. |
prikkel, doorn(spike, bristle) Be careful of these bushes; they're covered in barbs. |
prik, steek(pin, thorn: act of pricking) Tabitha felt the prick of thorns as she pushed her way through the undergrowth. |
steek, messteek, uithaal(jabbing motion) Rachel took the knife and split the packet with a stab. |
steek(painful sensation) Jason felt a sting on his leg and realised something had hit him. |
hatelijkheid(cruel remark) Julia's barbs hurt me more than she knows. |
por, steek(literal (act of poking) He felt the prod of her finger in his back and stopped slouching. |
steek(pain in the side) (pijn) Nancy had to slow to a walk for a while when she got a stitch during her run. |
steek, beet(sting) (van een insect) The mosquito bite really stung. |
stoot, steek(lunge made with sword) (met een steekwapen) The musketeer's thrust missed his enemy. |
steek(figurative (emotional pain) (figuurlijk; emotie) Paul felt a prick of jealousy when he saw Laura and Mark together. |
verlaten(abandon a person or place) After he lost his money, his friends deserted him. |
achtergelaten, verlaten, in de steek gelaten(person: abandoned) Social services found new homes for the deserted children. |
in de steek gelaten(post, duty: neglected) The deserted security guard post made the building's residents uneasy. |
verlaten, in de steek laten(abandonment) |
steek onder water(figurative, slang (critical remark) Janet didn't appreciate her boss's dig about her hairstyle. |
in de steek laten, verlaten(friend: abandon) |
verlaten, in de steek laten(abandon) |
ongegrond, ongefundeerd(faulty, untrue) You can shout all you like, but your arguments are completely invalid. |
zinnig zijn(be comprehensible) After her stroke nothing the patient said made sense. |
averechtse steek(knitting: reverse stitch) (breien) |
steek van iets(slightest bit) Anybody with a whit of sense could see that's a stupid idea. |
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