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The Dutch word for to look is
kijken





to look

Dutch Definition


look
     1. (ik) kijk
     2. (je) kijkt
     3. (we) kijken
     4. blik

Translations for look and their definitions

blik
     1. n-m. A glance.
     2. n-m. (obsolete) A ray, a beam.
     3. n-n. A can, a tin (container).
           Ze haalde een blikje uit de automaat. - She got a can from the vending machine.
           Het enige winkeltje in het dorp verkocht alleen groente in blik. - The only shop in the village only sold canned vegetables.
     4. n-n. Sheet metal, tin plate; the metallic material tins are made of, often coated with tin or pewter.
     5. n-n. A dustpan.
     6. v. first-person singular present indicative of blikken
     7. v. imperative of blikken


kijken ©
     1. v. to look + naar (object) = at
           Hij bleef naar de prachtige zonsondergang kijken. - He kept looking at the beautiful sunset.
           Ik kijk graag naar de sterrenhemel op een heldere nacht. - I like looking at the starry sky on a clear night.
     2. v. to watch (e.g. a film), to observe
           We gaan vanavond een film kijken. - We are going to watch a movie tonight.
           De biologieleraar liet ons een interessant experiment kijken. - The biology teacher showed us an interesting experiment to observe.


uitzien
     1. v. to look, to seem, to appear
           Het ziet er naar uit dat - It looks like
           Zij is teruggekomen, het ziet er uit. - She's come back, it seems.


uitzicht
     1. n-n. outlook, view (panorama)
     2. n-n. outlook, prospect (expectation for the future)


lijken
     1. v. (copulative) to seem, appear
           Dat lijkt me leuk! - That seems fun (to me)!
     2. v. to look like, resemble (depict well what it is intended to)
           Deze tekening lijkt sprekend! - This drawing looks just like the real thing.
     3. n. plural of lijk


Look
     1. Proper noun. .
     2. n-n. (topics, Alliums) Any plant of the genus Allium
     3. v. singular past indicative of luiken
     4. n-m. A look, (clothing) style, appearance.
     5. n-m. A gap, space between barrels or between the strings in rope.
     6. n-m. A section, division (archaic).



uiterlijk
     1. n-n. appearance
     2. adj. external
     3. adv. latest; at latest; no later than
           De belastingaangifte moet uiterlijk 1 september bij de belastingdienst zijn. - Tax declaration should be submitted to tax authorities no later than 1 September.


stijl
     1. n-m. style, fashion
     2. n-m. (botany) style of a pistil
     3. n-m. a bar on a metal fence
     4. n-m. the vertical part of the metal or concrete support frame that surrounds a window or a door


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