schade

Noun

damage, detrimental effect

Verb

singular present subjunctive of schaden

schaden

to damage, to harm, to hurt

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Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈsxaː.də/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle Dutch: schāde

Inherited from Old Dutch: skatho

In summary

From Middle Dutch schāde, from Old Dutch skatho, from Proto-West Germanic *skaþō, from Proto-Germanic *skaþô.

Concepts

damage

loss

harm

detriment

hurt

injury

impairment

defect

imperfection

disadvantage

pity

flaw

prejudice

cost

write-off

derogation

destruction

doom

downfall

fall

lesion

perdition

ruin

scathe

toll

wastage

wreck

Synonyms

nadeel

verlies

strop

deficit

afbreuk

beschadiging

defect

gebrek

ondergang

vermissing

verderf

schadepost

zonde

jammer

nederlaag

onheil

schadelijk

verliezen

Translations

Schaden

dano

daño

danno

szkoda

dommage

dany

préjudice

Verlust

dégât

estrago

prejuízo

ζημιά

ζημία

perdita

Sentences

Zij lopen voor hun hele leven schade op .

They are being damaged for life.

Uiteraard betalen wij voor de schade aan je auto .

Of course, we will pay for the damage to your car.

Er was veel schade na de tropische storm .

There was a lot of damage after the tropical storm.

Die schade zou desastreuze gevolgen kunnen hebben .

That could have devastating consequences.

Gelukkig raakte er niemand gewond , maar er was aanzienlijke materiële schade .

Fortunately, no one was injured but there was significant material damage.

Wel is daarentegen voor iedereen duidelijk dat beleggers enorme schade is berokkend .

The losses that savers have had to endure are, however, very clear to everyone.