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Translate jar from English to Dutch

Summary

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jar:
- kruik; pul; stopfles; vaatje; tonnetje; kruikje
Wiktionary:
- jar → pot, pul, vaas, vat, kan, pan

English

Detailed Translations for jar from English to Dutch

jar:

jar [the ~] nomen

the jar (pitcher; jug; stone bottle)
de kruik; de pul
- kruik [de ~] nomen
- pul [de ~] nomen
the jar (stoppered bottle)
de stopfles; de kruik
- stopfles [de ~] nomen
- kruik [de ~] nomen
the jar (small cask; small barrel; keg)
het vaatje; het tonnetje
- vaatje [het ~] nomen
- tonnetje [het ~] nomen
the jar (pitcher)
het kruikje
- kruikje [het ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for jar:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
kruik	jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle; stoppered bottle	pitcher; water jar
kruikje	jar; pitcher
pul	jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle	cup; mug
stopfles	jar; stoppered bottle
tonnetje	jar; keg; small barrel; small cask
vaatje	jar; keg; small barrel; small cask
-	jarful; jolt; jounce; shock
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	bump around; clash; collide; jolt; shake up

Related Words for "jar":

jars

Synonyms for "jar":

vessel
jarful; containerful
jolt; jounce; blow; bump
clash; collide; conflict
jolt; move
shake up; bump around; displace
affect; impress; strike
put; set; place; pose; position; lay

Related Definitions for "jar":

a vessel (usually cylindrical) with a wide mouth and without handles¹
a sudden jarring impact¹
- all the jars and jolts were smoothed out by the shock absorbers¹
the quantity contained in a jar¹
- he drank a jar of beer¹
place in a cylindrical vessel¹
- jar the jam¹
affect in a disagreeable way¹
- This play jarred the audience¹
move or cause to move with a sudden jerky motion¹
shock physically¹
be incompatible; be or come into conflict¹

Wiktionary Translations for jar:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• jar	→ pot; pul; vaas; vat; kan; pan	↔ pot — vase de terre ou de métal servant à divers usages.

Related Translations for jar

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University