What does Verlaten Eilanden in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word Verlaten Eilanden in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use Verlaten Eilanden in Dutch.
The word Verlaten Eilanden in Dutch means leave, abandon, verlaten, achtergelaten, verlaten, troosteloos, achtergelaten, verlaten, in de steek gelaten, verlaten, eenzaam, desolaat, verlaten, in de steek laten, verlaten, verlaten, verlaten, afgelegen, verlaten, verlaten, leegstaand, onbewoond, afgezonderd, geïsoleerd, afgelegen, verlaten, leeg, evacueren, iets laten vallen, verlaten, eenzaam, braak, verlaten, woest, eenzaam, verloren, verlaten, verlaten, verzaken, in de steek laten, verlaten, verlaten, in de steek laten, verlaten, afsluiten, verlaten, uitchecken, de plaats van het ongeval verlaten, de plaats van het misdrijf verlaten, de plaats delict verlaten, zich verlaten op, de getuigenbank verlaten. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word Verlaten Eilanden
leave, abandon(achterlaten) |
verlaten, achtergelaten(left forever) There are several abandoned farms in the area. |
verlaten, troosteloos(landscape: bleak) No animals were visible in the cold, desolate landscape. |
achtergelaten, verlaten, in de steek gelaten(person: abandoned) Social services found new homes for the deserted children. |
verlaten, eenzaam, desolaat(desolate) |
verlaten, in de steek laten(abandonment) |
verlaten(leave sb's company) The young woman parted from her parents and went out into the world. The lovers parted tearfully from one other. |
verlaten(go away from) I'm going to leave this town at three o'clock today. |
verlaten(abandon a person or place) After he lost his money, his friends deserted him. |
afgelegen(place: unfrequented) The island is pretty lonesome in the winter months. |
verlaten(lonely, forsaken) The forlorn puppy approached every stranger and wagged its tail. |
verlaten, leegstaand, onbewoond(ship, building: empty) The derelict building has had no tenants for over a decade. |
afgezonderd, geïsoleerd, afgelegen(isolated, secluded) A solitary house stood on top of the hill. |
verlaten, leeg(place: empty) Looking around the deserted store, the manager thought he might as well send some of the staff home. |
evacueren(leave a place) Residents were forced to evacuate due to severe flooding. |
iets laten vallen, verlaten(abandon) The project was dropped after it was found to be unprofitable. She decided to drop her geology class. |
eenzaam(place: desolate) The desert is a very bleak, lonely place. |
braak, verlaten, woest(undeveloped, uninhabited) There was nothing in the vast waste area of the valley. |
eenzaam, verloren, verlaten(lonely) |
verlaten, verzaken(forsake one's duties or obligations) She deserted the project. |
in de steek laten, verlaten(friend: abandon) |
verlaten, in de steek laten(abandon) |
verlaten(leave forever) |
afsluiten, verlaten(exit a computer program) (computers) |
uitchecken(hotel: sign out) At this hotel, you must check out by 11:00 am or pay for another day. |
de plaats van het ongeval verlaten, de plaats van het misdrijf verlaten, de plaats delict verlaten(flee the location of: accident or crime) The hit-and-run driver was charged with leaving the scene of the accident. |
zich verlaten op(be dependent on) My mother relies on me to go shopping for her. |
de getuigenbank verlaten(witness: leave stand) Once I finished giving my testimony, the judge told me I could stand down. |
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