The Dutch word for to taste is
proeven
Translations for to taste and their definitions
smaak | |
1. n. taste | |
2. v. first-person singular present indicative of smaken | |
3. v. imperative of smaken |
proeven | |
1. v. To taste (something) | |
2. v. To test by tasting | |
3. v. To experience, get a taste, sample, teaser of | |
Daar heb ik de hemel geproefd | |
I got a taste of heaven there | |
4. v. (obsolete transitive) To (provide) prove (for) | |
5. n. Plural form of proef | |
6. n. Plural form of proeve |
smaken | |
1. v. (intransitive) to taste | |
Deze soep smaakt me goed. | |
This soup tastes good to me. | |
2. v. (intransitive) to taste good, to be likable in taste | |
Smaakt het? | |
Does it taste good? Do you like it? |
ondergaan | |
1. v. to undergo, endure | |
Hij onderging zijn straf. — He underwent his punishment. | |
2. v. To go down; to set. | |
De zon ging onder. — The sun went down. | |
De ondergaande zon. — The setting sun. |
gevoelen | |
1. n. feeling | |
2. n. belief, faith | |
3. v. (formal) to feel |
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