Summary
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- declaim:
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Wiktionary:
- declaim → declameren
- declaim → oreren, reciteren, opzeggen, voordragen
English
Detailed Translations for declaim from English to Dutch
declaim:
Conjugations for declaim:
present
- declaim
- declaim
- declaims
- declaim
- declaim
- declaim
simple past
- declaimed
- declaimed
- declaimed
- declaimed
- declaimed
- declaimed
present perfect
- have declaimed
- have declaimed
- has declaimed
- have declaimed
- have declaimed
- have declaimed
past continuous
- was declaiming
- were declaiming
- was declaiming
- were declaiming
- were declaiming
- were declaiming
future
- shall declaim
- will declaim
- will declaim
- shall declaim
- will declaim
- will declaim
continuous present
- am declaiming
- are declaiming
- is declaiming
- are declaiming
- are declaiming
- are declaiming
subjunctive
- be declaimed
- be declaimed
- be declaimed
- be declaimed
- be declaimed
- be declaimed
diverse
- declaim!
- let's declaim!
- declaimed
- declaiming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for declaim:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
opzeggen | resignation | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
declameren | declaim; orate; recite | recite |
hoogdravend praten | declaim; orate; recite | |
opzeggen | declaim; orate; recite | |
oreren | declaim; orate; recite | |
reciteren | declaim; orate; recite | |
voordragen | declaim; orate; recite | advise; appoint; consider; elect; nominate; present; propose; recite; recommend; suggest |
- | inveigh; recite |
Related Words for "declaim":
Synonyms for "declaim":
Related Definitions for "declaim":
Wiktionary Translations for declaim:
declaim
Cross Translation:
verb
declaim
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recite
- declaim → declameren
verb
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letterkundige werken mondeling voordragen
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• declaim | → oreren | ↔ deklamieren — vortragen |
• declaim | → reciteren; opzeggen; voordragen | ↔ réciter — (vieilli) prononcer à voix haute, et d’une manière soutenir, quelque discours, quelque morceau de prose ou de vers qu’on savoir par cœur. |