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Duits-Nederlands woordenboek

Dutch-German translation for: eentje
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Dictionary Dutch → German: eentje

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Dutch German
eentje {pron}
15
eine
eentje {pron}
2
einer
in zijn eentje {adv}allein
in zijn eentje {adv}alleine [ugs.] [allein]
er eentje pakken {verb} [borrel]einen heben [ugs.]
 
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