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(het) vogelhuisje |
(het) vogelhuisje 2 |
(het) vogelhuisje |
(het) nestkastje |
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(de) tuinslang 2 |
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(de) grashark |
(de) grashark |
(de) snoeischaar - (de) heggeschaar |
(de) hak |
(de) schoffel 2 |
(de) Amerikaanse schoffel |
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(de) grasmachine 2 |
(de) grasmachine 2 |
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(de) paddestoel 2 |
(de) stuifzwam 2 |
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(de) tuinslang (de) sproeier (de) grasmachine hear |
(garden hose) (sprinkler) (lawn mower) |
(de) hark (de) schaar (de) schop (de) schoffel hear - 2 |
(rake) (scissors, shears, clipper) (spade) ([scuffle] hoe) |
Many people in Holland will call the birds' nesting place vogelhuisje
(literally: 'bird-house') but strictly
spoken it only means bird-feeder.
The lawn mower can also be called grasmaaier The Dutch word slang 2 means both 'hose' and 'snake.' Dutchmen may mention their beloved 'garden snake,' tuinslang 2. |
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