What does ruimt op in Dutch mean?

What is the meaning of the word ruimt op in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use ruimt op in Dutch.

The word ruimt op in Dutch means room, space, room, space, space, room, area, room, space, ruimte, ruimte, kamer, ruimte, plaats, ruimte, ruimte, plaats, ruimte, plaats, ruimte, tussenruimte, ruimte, tussenruimte, ruimte, ruimte, plek, ruimte, ruimte, overvloed, plaats, ruimte, ruimte, mogelijkheid, marge, ruimte, bewegingsvrijheid, leegte, ruimte, ruimte, marge, ruimte vrijmaken, verre ruimte, plaats maken, ruimte maken, topologische variëteit, open ruimte, openen, plaats maken, ruimte maken, ruimte rond een zwembad, aan de zijkant gelegen ruimte, ruimtelijk, ruimte-. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word ruimt op

room, space

(beschikbare plaats)

room, space

(uitgebreidheid, omvang)

space, room, area

(begrensde plaats)

room

(vertrek, kamer)

space

(heelal, universum)

ruimte

(area beyond Earth)

Can you see the stars out there in space?

ruimte

(large capacity, roominess)

The guests were impressed by the hotel's spaciousness.

kamer, ruimte

(space in house)

plaats, ruimte

(space)

You can't buy that sofa. We have no room for it.

ruimte, plaats

(three-dimensional expanse)

Because it was wide and deep, the container had plenty of space for storage.

ruimte

(between placed objects)

The spacing between the paintings on this wall is a little too narrow.

plaats, ruimte

(capacity)

With room for 300 people, the hotel's conference centre is ideal for large gatherings.

tussenruimte, ruimte

(space between)

Why not put a path in the interval between those flowerbeds?

tussenruimte, ruimte

(distance: gap, interval)

There's almost no separation between our land and the neighbour's pool.

ruimte

(time: gap, interruption)

During their attempt at time travel, the two mysteriously disappeared into a chasm.

plek, ruimte

(empty area)

I found a space on the countertop to cut the carrots.

ruimte, overvloed

(largeness, breadth)

The generosity of her understanding surpasses that of the experts.

plaats, ruimte

(space)

Please make way so we can get through.

ruimte, mogelijkheid, marge

(figurative (opportunity) (figuurlijk)

Is there room for improvement with this product?

ruimte, bewegingsvrijheid

(informal (personal freedom)

Give your boyfriend some space, and let him do his own thing sometimes.

leegte, ruimte

(emptiness)

The satellite continued into the void.

ruimte

(open area)

marge

(ideas, politics)

The politician was definitely out on the margins of his party.

ruimte vrijmaken

(remove clutter)

If you could just clear some space on your desk, I'll set the computer up there.

verre ruimte

(region beyond solar system)

The spacecraft will explore deep space.

plaats maken, ruimte maken

(clear a path for sb's arrival)

The guards asked the crowd to back up to make way for the king.

topologische variëteit

(mathematical space) (wiskunde)

open ruimte

(clear space)

Put it in the open, so we can all see it among all this clutter.

openen, plaats maken, ruimte maken

(make gaps, spaces)

The platoon opens ranks as it approaches the target site.

ruimte rond een zwembad

(area beside a swimming pool)

aan de zijkant gelegen ruimte

(adjacent space)

The side of the house is a fun place to play.

ruimtelijk

(relating to space)

The interior designer did a spatial analysis of the room before deciding on the furniture to put inside.

ruimte-

(in space) (in samenstellingen)

A team of scientists analyzed spatial effects on small animals.

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