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"never" in Dutch

nooit
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The Dutch translation for “never” is nooit.

Examples of "never" in use

There are 44 examples of the Dutch word for "never" being used:
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You can never be too careful. Men is nooit te voorzichtig.
I’m afraid he will never admit his guilt. Ik vrees dat hij nooit zijn schuld zal erkennen.
I have never made my sexual orientation public. Ik heb mijn seksuele geaardheid nooit aan de grote klok gehangen.
“It stretches far beyond the other side of the trees, until the pastor’s garden; but I have never been there.” “Die strekt zich nog ver aan de andere kant van het geboomte uit, tot aan de tuin van de pastoor; maar daar ben ik nog nooit geweest.”
Tom never drinks vodka. Tom drinkt nooit wodka.
You never forget how to ride a bike. Fietsen verleert men nooit.
You never know how things are going to turn out. Je weet nooit hoe een koe een haas vangt.
I’ve never drunk wine. Ik heb nog nooit wijn gedronken.
I’ve never played football before. Ik heb nooit eerder gevoetbald.
He had never looked so disturbed. Hij had er nog nooit zó gestoord uitgezien.

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but he felt something towards them as he had never felt for anything else,
Do they never drink alcohol?,
He had never looked so disturbed.,
He hardly ever takes a shower.,
He never watches television.,
Her grandmother had never before been so beautiful, so big.,
I could never hate you.,
I have a car, but I almost never use it.,
I have never been there.,
I have never been to the United States.,
I have never made my sexual orientation public.,
I never bet.,
I never imagined meeting you here.,
I never wash the windows.,
I was a kid and didn’t know any better than that it would never pass,
I've never bought jewellery.,
It never occurred to me that someone would make up such a thing.,
I’m afraid he will never admit his guilt.,
I’ve never broken a bone.,
I’ve never done anything important.
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