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Definition of Middle Dutch - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
languageTECH. the Dutch language spoken from 1100 to 1500TECH.
- Middle Dutch was used in medieval manuscripts.
- Scholars study Middle Dutch to understand historical texts.
- Middle Dutch influenced the development of modern Dutch.
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Expressions with middle
moderate solution between two extremes
The committee agreed on a middle path for the budget.
compromise position between extremes
They found a middle ground in their negotiations.
reach a compromise between two different opinions or sides
We need to find the middle ground to solve this issue.
very remote or secluded area
We got lost in the middle of nowhere.
show a quality is a strong part of someone's character
Patience is her middle name.
be very fearless or act like a daredevil
He says danger is his middle name when he jumps off cliffs.
used to boast about a claimed skill or trait
Confidence is my middle name.
choose a balanced approach between extremes
In the debate, she decided to take a middle course.
having a wide or chubby waist or midsection
He became thick around the middle after the holidays.
manipulate two opposing sides to gain advantage
He tried to play both ends against the middle in the negotiation.
make two opposing groups compete for your benefit
He likes to play both sides against the middle at work.
choose a moderate and balanced approach
In the debate, she tried to steer a middle course between the two extremes.
follow a moderate course of action
He decided to walk the middle path in the debate.
at a point equally distant from the sides or ends
She stopped in the middle of the street.
name between first name and surname
Her middle name is Marie.
the time around midnight
She woke up in the middle of the night.
located exactly at the center point of something
The in the very middle seat is the best one.
period between youth and old age, ages 40-65
He started a new hobby in middle age.
child who is neither oldest nor youngest in a family
As the middle child, she often felt overlooked.
area neither near nor far away
She gazed into the middle distance, lost in thought.
finger between the index and ring fingers
He wore a ring on his middle finger.
part of something that lies between its top and bottom parts
The cake had a creamy middle layer between the chocolate sponges.
along the center line
The road was painted with a white stripe down the middle.
social group between working class and middle class
He grew up in a lower middle class family.
Expressions with Dutch
heavy pot with a tight lid used for slow cooking
She cooked the stew in a Dutch oven for three hours..
false confidence gained from consuming alcohol
He needed some Dutch courage before his speech..
pay for one's own expenses in a group
We decided to go Dutch at the restaurant.
romantic outing where participants split the cost
They went on a Dutch date to the new restaurant.
auction selling many identical items at decreasing prices
The company used a Dutch auction to sell its shares.
garden tool with a long handle and flat blade for weeding
She used the Dutch hoe to clear the weeds from her vegetable garden..
breed of medium-sized herding dog from the Netherlands
The Dutch Shepherd is known for its intelligence and versatility in various tasks..
meal where everyone pays their own bill
The lunch was a Dutch treat.
door split horizontally allowing top half to open separately
She peered over the Dutch door to greet the visitors..
traditional juniper-flavored liquor from the Netherlands
He ordered a glass of Dutch gin at the bar.
compact rabbit breed with a distinctive coat pattern
The Dutch rabbit is known for its unique coat pattern.
using or able to use the Dutch language
She is Dutch-speaking and helps translate documents.
American descendants of German-speaking immigrants in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Dutch community often holds traditional festivals..
West Germanic language spoken in the Netherlands
She is learning the Dutch language for her trip.
economic problem where growth in one sector harms others
Many oil-rich countries suffer from Dutch disease, impacting their agriculture and manufacturing..
elm disease spread by bark beetles
Bark beetles are vectors for Dutch elm disease.
tax avoidance strategy using Dutch companies
The company used a Dutch sandwich to reduce its tax burden.
farm building with a steel frame and curved roof
The Dutch barn sheltered the tractors from the rain.
imitation gold made from copper and zinc
The frame was decorated with Dutch metal to give it a lavish look..
style of architecture originating in the Western Cape
The Cape Dutch building had a distinctive gabled roof..
in trouble or disfavor
He is in Dutch with his parents.
wooden doll with jointed limbs
She cherished her grandmother's old Dutch doll.
express great surprise or amazement about something
Well, that really does beat the Dutch!
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- French:moyen néerlandais, ...
- German:Mittelniederländisch, ...
- Italian:medio olandese, ...
- Spanish:neerlandés medio, ...
- Portuguese:neerlandês médio, ...
- Chinese:中古荷兰语, ...
- Japanese:中期オランダ語, ...
- Arabic:الهولَنْدِيَّة الوُسْطى, ...
- Hebrew:הוֹלַנְדִית תִּיכוֹנָה, ...
- Russian:Средненидерландский язык, ...
- Ukrainian:середньонідерландська мова, ...
- Hindi:मध्य डच, ...
- Bengali:মধ্য ডাচ, ...
- Catalan:neerlandès mitjà, ...
- Czech:střední nizozemština, ...
- Danish:middelalderhollandsk, ...
- Dutch:Middelnederlands, ...
- Greek:Μέση Ολλανδική, ...
- Hungarian:középholland, ...
- Khmer:ភាសាហូឡង់កណ្ដាល, ...
- Korean:중세 네덜란드어, ...
- Persian:هلندی میانه, ...
- Polish:średniowieczny niderlandzki, ...
- Portuguese (BR):holandês médio, ...
- Romanian:Olandeză medie, ...
- Swedish:medelnederländska, ...
- Thai:ภาษาดัตช์กลาง, ...
- Turkish:Orta Felemenkçe, ...
- Vietnamese:tiếng Hà Lan Trung Cổ, ...
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