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Translate reclamations from English to Dutch

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reclamations:
- ontginningen; ontsluitingen; openleggingen
reclamation:
- winning; inpoldering; terugvordering; ontginning; drooglegging

English

Detailed Translations for reclamations from English to Dutch

reclamations:

reclamations [the ~] noun

the reclamations (areas under development)
de ontginningen; de ontsluitingen; de openleggingen
- ontginningen [de ~] noun, plural
- ontsluitingen [de ~] noun, plural
- openleggingen [de ~] noun, plural

Translation Matrix for reclamations:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
ontginningen	areas under development; reclamations
ontsluitingen	areas under development; reclamations
openleggingen	areas under development; reclamations

Related Words for "reclamations":

reclamation

reclamation:

reclamation [the ~] noun

the reclamation (impoldering; winning)
de winning; de inpoldering
- winning [de ~ (v)] noun
- inpoldering [de ~ (v)] noun
the reclamation
de terugvordering
- terugvordering [de ~ (v)] noun
the reclamation (impoldering)
de inpoldering
- inpoldering [de ~ (v)] noun
the reclamation (impoldering)
de ontginning; de drooglegging
- ontginning [de ~ (v)] noun
- drooglegging [de ~ (v)] noun

Translation Matrix for reclamation:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
drooglegging	impoldering; reclamation	ban on liquor; drainage; draining; emptying; prohibition
inpoldering	impoldering; reclamation; winning
ontginning	impoldering; reclamation	clearing of land; land clearing; land cultivation; land reclamation; land use
terugvordering	reclamation
winning	impoldering; reclamation; winning
-	reformation; rehabilitation; renewal

Related Words for "reclamation":

reclamations

Synonyms for "reclamation":

renewal; rehabilitation; restoration
reformation; rescue; deliverance; delivery; saving
recovery; retrieval

Related Definitions for "reclamation":

the recovery of useful substances from waste products¹
rescuing from error and returning to a rightful course¹
- the reclamation of delinquent children¹
the conversion of wasteland into land suitable for use of habitation or cultivation¹

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University