What does verbanden in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word verbanden in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use verbanden in Dutch.
The word verbanden in Dutch means connection, link, bandage, verband, relatie, verhouding, correlatie, verbinding, connectie, samenhang, nexus, samenhang, verband, link, connectie, relatie, verband, oorzakelijk verband, in verband staan, niet in verband staan met, in verband staan met, in verband brengen, met elkaar in verband brengen, met elkaar verbonden zijn, met elkaar in verband staan, zonder verband met een vakbond, niets te maken hebben met, niet in verband staan met, betreffen, relateren, betrekking hebben op, in verband met, wat betreft, in verband met, wat betreft, verdraaid. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word verbanden
connection, link(samenhang) |
bandage(zwachtel) |
verband(fabric strip to cover a wound) As an accident-prone child, Neil's knees were always covered with bandages. |
relatie, verhouding(how sth is connected) It is important to understand the relation between poverty and crime. |
correlatie(connection, linked relationship) A new study has found a correlation between diet and sleep patterns. |
verbinding, connectie(link, association) What's the connection between these two crimes? |
samenhang(sense, logic) The suspect's testimony lacks coherence. |
nexus, samenhang(connection, link) |
verband(connection) Is there any link between these two murders? |
link, connectie(connection, association) What is the linkage of these crimes with gangs? |
relatie(interrelation) Many journalists write about the interconnection between governance and economics. |
verband(logical connection) Is there a relationship between car exhaust fumes and global warming? |
oorzakelijk verband(cause and effect) The government determined that there was no causality between the attacks. |
in verband staan(be related) Do a sense of humor and high intelligence correlate? |
niet in verband staan met(be unrelated) Je zou denken dat vulkanen niet in verband staan met het weer, maar dat doen ze wel. You would think that volcanoes have nothing to do with the weather, but they do. |
in verband staan met(be related) Researchers have discovered that much of the risk of having ADHD has to do with genes. |
in verband brengen(figurative (be connected, related) |
met elkaar in verband brengen(create a mutual link between) |
met elkaar verbonden zijn, met elkaar in verband staan(be mutually linked) It is clear that these two concepts interrelate. |
zonder verband met een vakbond(not dealing with a labour union) |
niets te maken hebben met, niet in verband staan met(be unrelated to) Baking a cake does not have anything to do with repairing a car. Being smart doesn't have anything to do with being strong. |
betreffen(concern) This letter is regarding your recent behaviour. |
relateren(connect) We relate the cause to the effect. |
betrekking hebben op(be connected with) His stories never seem to relate to anything in the real world. |
in verband met, wat betreft(formal (regarding, with regard to) To your earlier point, I think we are in agreement. |
in verband met, wat betreft(verb and object connector) I am speaking generally, in regard to your efforts this week. |
verdraaid(figurative (reasoning: twisted) (figuurlijk) What kind of tortured logic is that? |
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