Summary
course {noun}
cursus · leergang · parcours · baan · tracé · traject · koers · route · schotel · gerecht
course {adjective}
onbenullig · plat · vulgair · triviaal
to course {verb}
gaan · stromen · koersen · jagen
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English-Dutch translation for "course"
"course" Dutch translation
course {noun}
She, it turns out, has a non-accredited correspondence course Ph.D. from somewhere in America.
My understanding of the course is that it covers quite a lot.
It is not enough to have a little training here, a bit of additional training there and an extra course there.
I should also like you to make money available for a course through which the committee can learn to work together.
If we agree to being able to choose between tests and courses, we cannot, unfortunately, agree to being able, at the same time, to choose in which country the courses are to be taken.
They said, yes, walking the course is strenuous physical exercise.
MS: Walking the course is not part of the game of golf?
He had a bad leg, a circulatory problem, that made it very painful for him to walk the course.
Is walking the course essential to the game?
In Europe there are not only consumers, whose interests we must of course defend; there are also workers who are losing their jobs and...
And that job is that they go around and pick up syringes from the back of hospitals, wash them, and in the course of this, obviously
If we give competition free rein, it will of course develop in places where there will be a return on the investment, in other words in our
Of course we are not blind to the fact that the whole process is far from complete.
Of course, these are only the first steps in what will, of necessity, be a long, major process.
Add this to your priorities and try to agree a relevant course of action with the countries of Europe.
Moreover, that country has mapped out a course for these high-risk ships, as a result of which other Member States are put at risk.
How much will is there to change the course of the current trend of globalisation?
The European Union dingy is now wearily following a course of legal procedures.
They not only recorded history; they helped change the course of history.
The OECD ministerial meeting to be held at the end of April has to set out the course.
I feel that the course embarked upon by the Commission and the Council is the right one.
I am pleased that it has made a first step in the course of decision-making to be followed.
Governor, we will establish their most likely course...
At least the starting line and course are sketched out, and the Luxembourg Presidency must surely be thanked for that.
I believe that prompt implementation of this approach in the Member States and the European Union is the right course to follow.
The new tribunal will be integrated into the Community court, which is, of course, the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
It seems to me that we need to give this some thought, as these cases will no longer fall to the Court of First Instance of course but to
course {adjective}
course {adj.} (also: vulgar, addled, foolish, stupid)
to course {verb}
to course [coursed|coursed] {vb} (also: to shall, to ride, to travel, to go on foot)
We encourage the Commission and the Council to keep to the course they have set.
Of course, it is important that we should check that there is an adequate legal base.
And of course, our change in standards can outpace the change in behavior.
We can adopt it, put it to one side and everything will take its course.
Of course, Mr Krivine, we shall try to follow this up as soon as possible.
to course [coursed|coursed] {vb} (also: to flow)
And, of course, watch it fall from the sky and flow in our wonderful rivers, but for several other reasons as well.
to course [coursed|coursed] {vb} (also: to bear down, to make)
to steer a course for
But, as I was approaching the end of my water reserves, luckily, our courses were converging.
to course [coursed|coursed] {vb} (also: to hunt, to chase, to chivy, to jack)
And, of course, that's what makes Steven Spielberg's movie -- conspiring dinosaurs chasing people around.
And of course, that spoils the game for the other hunters who hunt in the daytime, so in Canada that's illegal.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "course":
© Princeton Universitynaturally · of course · run · flow · feed · course of action · course of study · course of instruction · class · row · form · grade · line · trend · path · track
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Usage examples for "course" in Dutch
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