What does het jammer vinden van in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word het jammer vinden van in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use het jammer vinden van in Dutch.
The word het jammer vinden van in Dutch means pity, jammer, spijtig, jammer, pech, zonde, jammer, helaas, pech, Jammer! Helaas! Zonde!, betreuren, helaas, jammer genoeg, helaas, jammer genoeg, helaas, jammer genoeg, Shame!. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word het jammer vinden van
pity(rampspoed) |
jammer, spijtig(sad fact) It is a pity that you missed the bus and had to walk. |
jammer, pech(informal (that's unfortunate) (informeel) Tough luck you can't find your car keys! |
zonde(pity, sad) (figuurlijk) It's a shame you can't come with us. |
jammer, helaas, pech(informal (decision will not change) Tough! You will learn to live with it. |
Jammer! Helaas! Zonde!(slang, US (sorry, that's too bad) You didn't get into Oxford? Bummer! |
betreuren(regret, be sorry for) The director lamented your absence at the meeting. |
helaas, jammer genoeg(unfortunately, sadly) Harold apologized regretfully to his daughter after missing her birthday party. |
helaas, jammer genoeg(unfortunately) Regrettably, we must inform you that the flight is delayed. |
helaas, jammer genoeg(regrettably) Unfortunately, we didn't win the game. |
Shame!(spijtig) |
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