What does onzichtbaar in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word onzichtbaar in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use onzichtbaar in Dutch.
The word onzichtbaar in Dutch means onzichtbaar, onwaarneembaar, onzichtbaar, onmerkbaar, onzichtbaar, verborgen, onzichtbaar, achter de schermen, onzichtbaar, onmerkbaar, onzichtbaar maken. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word onzichtbaar
onzichtbaar, onwaarneembaar(impossible to see) These creatures live in the soil and are invisible to humans. |
onzichtbaar(not visible) Your eyes are brown; any green is imperceptible. |
onmerkbaar(inconspicuous) The repair was unnoticeable and the jacket looked as good as new. |
onzichtbaar, verborgen(hidden) All the seams on the jacket are invisible. |
onzichtbaar(invisible) The glass looked clean, but my mother worried about unseen germs. |
achter de schermen(theater: in the wings) (figuurlijk) The furious director screamed at the actors offstage. |
onzichtbaar(figurative (disregarded, unnoticed) (figuurlijk) Whenever I talk to him I just feel invisible. |
onmerkbaar(imperceptible) The difference between the wines is indistinguishable. |
onzichtbaar maken(eclipse, blot out) |
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