What does zijdelings in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word zijdelings in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use zijdelings in Dutch.
The word zijdelings in Dutch means indirect, zijdelings, zijdelings, zijdelings, zijdelings, van terzijde, schuin, scheef, zijdelings, indirect, zijdelings, zijdelings, zijdelings, zijdelings, indirect, zijdelings, zijdelings, zijwaarts lopen, zijdelings lopen. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word zijdelings
indirect(roundabout, not straight) Jason took an indirect route to school to avoid the bullies on the way. |
zijdelings(sideways) Maria gave Jane a sidelong glance and raised one eyebrow. |
zijdelings(sideways) Many forms of exercise prefer lateral movement. |
zijdelings(sport: swinging sideways) (sport) |
zijdelings, van terzijde(used in compounds (sideways, sidelong) |
schuin, scheef(obliquely) Celia wears her beret aslant. |
zijdelings(sideways) |
indirect, zijdelings(not expressed directly) The critical cartoon was an oblique reference to the president. |
zijdelings(sideways) |
zijdelings(sideways) Some of the books were arranged sidelong on the shelf. |
zijdelings(sport: swinging sideways) (sport) |
indirect, zijdelings(indirect) Peter took a very roundabout route to get to his destination. |
zijdelings(from one side) Helen gave a sideways look at the girl next to her. |
zijwaarts lopen, zijdelings lopen(walk sideways) The doorway was narrow and Sharon had to sidle through it. |
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