want

Betekenis (Engels)

Conj

for, because, as

Noun

a mitten, type of glove in which four fingers get only one section, besides the thumb

Noun

1. (neuter) a coarse type of woolen fabric; anything made from it
2. (neuter) the rigging, ropes supporting masts and sails aboard a ship. shroud, sideways support for a mast
3. (neuter) various types of nets and snares for fishing, hunting or farming
4. (neuter) horse tackle

Verb

1. (form-of, indicative, present, second-person, singular, third-person) inflection of wannen:
2. (archaic, form-of, imperative, plural) inflection of wannen:

wannen

• Verb
• Noun

Lees verder

Synoniemen

omdat

daar

aangezien

vermits

wijl

handschoen

dewijl

namelijk

Vertalingen

da

weil

porque

car

because

for

denn

as

porque

comme

visto que

since

διότι

επειδή

Takelwerk

Uitgesproken als (IPA)

/ʋɑnt/

Etymologie (Engels)

Overgenomen van Middelnederlands: want

Overgenomen van Old Dutch: wanda

Verwant aan Oudhoogduits: wanta

Verwant aan Middelhoogduits: wante

Overgenomen van Old Dutch: *want

Overgenomen van Frankish: *wantu

Overgenomen van Old Dutch: *giwant

In summary

From Middle Dutch want, from Old Dutch wanda, from Proto-Germanic *hwandê. Cognate with Old High German wanta, Middle High German wante.

Zinnen

Want dat zou kunnen gebeuren .

Because it could happen.

Met White Spirit moet je oppassen want dat kan agressief zijn .

With White Spirit, you have to be careful because that can be aggressive.

Want wie is er nu tegen zekerheid bij de energievoorziening?

After all, who would object to the consumer being protected or to the security of the energy supply?

De verwarming staat uit want de mazout is op .

The heating is off because the oil is gone.

Dank u wel voor deze vraag , want het is momenteel een zeer relevant vraagstuk .

Member of the Commission. - Thank you for that question because it is very relevant these days.

Er is geen aanleiding voor zelfvoldaanheid, want de ontwikkelingen en omstandigheden zijn nu anders .

The total stood at 17 million in 1997 but by 2002 it was down to 13.5 million. The scenario and pace are now quite different.