What does inzakken in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word inzakken in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use inzakken in Dutch.
The word inzakken in Dutch means instorten, inzakken, in elkaar storten, zinken, zakken, bezinken, inzakken, instorten, inzakken, in elkaar storten, zakken, inzakken, instorten, inzakken, begeven, inzakken, bezwijken, begeven, instorten, inzakken, in elkaar storten, inzakken, instorten, inzakken, inzakken, wegzakken. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word inzakken
instorten, inzakken, in elkaar storten(thing: fall) The building collapsed after the fire. |
zinken, zakken, bezinken, inzakken(water level: go down) Residents will be allowed back in when the water subsides. |
instorten, inzakken, in elkaar storten(physical) The collapse of the wall damaged a car. |
zakken, inzakken(figurative (abate) Demand for this product has fallen recently. |
instorten, inzakken, begeven(figurative (person: collapse) The frail woman suddenly crumpled where she stood. |
inzakken, bezwijken, begeven(give way) The elderly man's legs buckled suddenly, and he grabbed the railing to steady himself. |
instorten, inzakken, in elkaar storten(sb: fall) She collapsed onto the floor. |
inzakken(collapse) The chair gave underneath him. |
instorten, inzakken(collapse) The roof fell under the weight of the snow. |
inzakken, wegzakken(subside) The land will probably sink over time. |
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