Summary
even {adjective}
gelijkmatige · vlakke · paar · gelijke · kiet · quitte · gelijkmatig · egaal · gelijk · effen · vlak
even {adverb}
steevast · een paar vormend · gelijkmatig · egaal · vlak · eender · zelfs · effen · even · gelijk · regelmatig · geregeld · maar liefst
to even {verb}
platmaken · evenen · slechten · vlakken · gelijkmaken · egaliseren · effenen
even {adverb}
momentarily · so · even · a few minutes · a moment · a while · all the same · as · equally · likewise
English-Dutch translation for "even"
"even" Dutch translation
even {adjective}
even {adj.}
Above all we want to see fair and even-handed implementation of any measures that are agreed upon.
In fact, I don't think it's even traded above six, except for a couple of little spikes.
If we do not do something about the postal service now, it will be even worse in a few years.
And there's probably even some new ones since I've been here last.
What was unthinkable even a few months ago has now been achieved.
The act of kindness she noted above all others: someone had even gotten her a pair of shoes.
Then we will effectively have equal treatment, even if we do not have it in theory.
But even at the top, there seems to be a small benefit to being in a more equal society.
We want them to have an equal say in all areas of diplomatic policy even before conflicts set in.
In particular, it is essential that agricultural expenditure and structural expenditure be given even-handed treatment.
If I may, this evening, I would like to bring together these two concerns and discuss both equal opportunities and sport.
... break even.
Now, if I hadn't paid attention to embodied energy, it would have taken us over 50 years to break even compared to the upgraded house.
even {adj.} (also: equal, level, regular)
In many cases, these areas want even more tourists, preferably spread equally across the four seasons.
This is a pretty evenly distributed scan.
The applications for asylum are not distributed evenly, as Mr Pirker pointed out.
This notion of the small establishment will ensure the survival of the small abattoirs spread evenly across the territory.
Spread evenly over the accounts.
That's the place where the heat is even to within 10 percent.
If you want to get technical, all you did is even the score.
What is even worse is to be wrong and to see ever more clearly how wrong you were.
126 votes to 133 means that the split is very even.
And all the symptoms stayed the same or even got worse.
It is even more necessary for us to say what the real needs for services are.
Even so, the European Parliament should be accorded the right of codecision in this area too.
The connection with the machine is much more easy, much more even ethically possible.
It's not even on the same plane as what you're talking about: The pixels are up on the display.
It is on that score that the shape of a final solution is still vague, even though a good outcome is vital.
even {adverb}
even {adv.}
even {adv.}
Even though all spirits are ostensibly the same, there are cases where tariff items are not the same.
Mountain roads, day and night, and even crooked Lombard Street in San Francisco.
This upward ascension can happen even in the face of extreme physical challenges.
It did not even accept the system of prior authorisation for service providers.
Europe has gone the extra mile, even two, in the multilateral trade negotiations.
The content of this report is being kept secret even from the Swedish Government.
Even then, I caught seven G and lost a bit of consciousness on the way in.
I want this on the record because it will be of even greater importance in the future.
Keep smiling and never give up, even when things getyou down.
Even-numbered birthdays on the right, odd-numbered on the left.
It could just as well be 4 %, 2 1/ 2 % or even zero.
even {adv.} (also: regularly)
Votes have often taken place at half past one, even at a quarter to two on some occasions.
Even now, the EU is regularly reminding Iraq’ s neighbouring countries of their responsibilities.
Industrial fishing, which regularly makes large by-catches of cod, is even left virtually untouched.
From time to time, Parliament observes a minute's silence for various victims, even victims between invaders.
A Commissioner who is always present and regularly attends the committee meetings is being silenced this evening after five minutes!
Important matters have been brought to a conclusion, even if not always in the way we hoped.
The act of kindness she noted above all others: someone had even gotten her a pair of shoes.
It would obviously be admirable if things could be sorted out even before next week.
Our first task is therefore to come up with a standard set of rules, before we can even think of authorizing anything.
Madam President, the Commission proposal we are examining this evening focuses on issues relating to the fixing of premiums and guarantee thresholds for leaf tobacco.
even {adv.} (also: no less)
The costs have been four times, and even ten times less than the estimates made beforehand.
Some lines have even been increased by 49 %.
Even in 1999, as much as EUR 3.2 million was refunded to the Member States because those resources were not spent.
In the case of Norwegian salmon, matters were even worse: every krona earned by the salmon producers cost consumers as much as SEK 70.00.
to even {verb}
to even [evened|evened] {vb} (also: to flatten)
to even [evened|evened] {vb}
to even [evened|evened] {vb} (also: to level)
... strongest to become even stronger at our expense.
to even [evened|evened] {vb} (also: to level)
It is, however, to be deplored that the report does not even propose to bring the advantages and rights into line with the countries where...
to even [evened|evened] {vb} (also: to level, to uniform)
to even [evened|evened] {vb} (also: to level)
to even [evened|evened] {vb} (also: to smooth, to level, to make smooth)
Even so, despite those efforts, the document preparing the European Council seems to be preparing a number of withdrawals.
I do not want us to fall into the umpteenth trap of a half-way agreement, which might even prepare the ground for a massacre in Montenegro.
Not even the Commission has been able to reverse this trend and secure a real understanding of the need to protect the environment and the
even {adjective}
even {adverb}
momentarily {adv.}
So in the long run, quality, along with price is at least as important as the name.
Commissioners, perhaps you would be so kind as to tell us what you think about that.
This is the most important slide of my talk, so I'll dwell on it a little bit.
Russia had already shown signs of weakness, so I shall leave it aside for the moment.
So let me show you what happens when we put in an extract from red grapes.
Even then, I caught seven G and lost a bit of consciousness on the way in.
I want this on the record because it will be of even greater importance in the future.
Keep smiling and never give up, even when things getyou down.
Even-numbered birthdays on the right, odd-numbered on the left.
It could just as well be 4 %, 2 1/ 2 % or even zero.
If you would allow me, I would like to take up a few minutes after the votes.
So we talked for a few minutes, and he said, "Why don't you tell them what you believe?"
This brings me back, Commissioner, to the debate of a few minutes ago.
So, what I want you to think about for a few minutes is: How would you convey safety of the BMW? Okay?
If you wait a few minutes, my boys will load you up.
Just take a moment and take a breath and think, what do you feel at this point?
Let us imagine for a moment that all of this money were to be invested in research.
Let us wait a moment for the Commissioner, who is apparently just arriving.
Madam President, I would ask for the attention of the House for a moment.
I should like, for a moment, to dwell upon the rural policy regulation.
I've been following this change for quite a while now, and participating in it.
It takes a while, but I have to let go of them and just go there, and be there.
I could quite easily go on like this for a while and fill my 3 minutes very quickly.
Whatever the outcome, it would be advisable to postpone this directive for a while.
OK, and when you feel the sensation -- it might take a while -- drop it into the glass.
all the same {adv.}
However, we ourselves are not always as good at putting our own house in order.
Afghanistan is as much in need of your help today as Europe was 60 years ago.
So in the long run, quality, along with price is at least as important as the name.
It is as important in a European-wide field as it is to individual countries.
And these changes made the gene not act as well as the normal gene would have acted.
Equally, it is important to ensure that no Mediterranean country is excluded.
Equally disturbing is the situation with the catastrophic effect of landmines.
But equally important is to preserve things that are important for function.
Another danger that is equally real lies in the solutions that might be introduced.
We ought to be agreeing to its submission to the plenum equally promptly.
even {pronoun}
Now, in the next few slides I'm just going to focus on that little square there.
I admit that I share the Committee on the Environment's scepticism on this point.
I know it is hard to make anything much of that, but I had to get it off my chest.
We should move away from that dimension and ensure that we vote wisely on Thursday.
I just want to straighten that out because Mrs Roth-Behrendt's name was mentioned.
Synonyms
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Usage examples for "even" in Dutch
Similar words
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