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Detailed Translations for quacking from English to Dutch

quacking:


Translation Matrix for quacking:

OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- gabble; quack

Related Words for "quacking":


quack:

to quack verb (quacks, quacked, quacking)

  1. to quack (gabble; chatter; rattle; chirp)
    kwaken; kwetteren; snateren; kakelen
    • kwaken verb (kwaak, kwaakt, kwaakte, kwaakten, gekwaakt)
    • kwetteren verb (kwetter, kwettert, kwetterde, kwetterden, gekwetterd)
    • snateren verb (snater, snatert, snaterde, snaterden, gesnaterd)
    • kakelen verb (kakel, kakelt, kakelde, kakelden, gekakeld)
  2. to quack (croak)
    kwaken; kwetteren; kwekken; snateren
    • kwaken verb (kwaak, kwaakt, kwaakte, kwaakten, gekwaakt)
    • kwetteren verb (kwetter, kwettert, kwetterde, kwetterden, gekwetterd)
    • kwekken verb (kwek, kwekt, kwekte, kwekten, gekwekt)
    • snateren verb (snater, snatert, snaterde, snaterden, gesnaterd)

Conjugations for quack:

present
  1. quack
  2. quack
  3. quacks
  4. quack
  5. quack
  6. quack
simple past
  1. quacked
  2. quacked
  3. quacked
  4. quacked
  5. quacked
  6. quacked
present perfect
  1. have quacked
  2. have quacked
  3. has quacked
  4. have quacked
  5. have quacked
  6. have quacked
past continuous
  1. was quacking
  2. were quacking
  3. was quacking
  4. were quacking
  5. were quacking
  6. were quacking
future
  1. shall quack
  2. will quack
  3. will quack
  4. shall quack
  5. will quack
  6. will quack
continuous present
  1. am quacking
  2. are quacking
  3. is quacking
  4. are quacking
  5. are quacking
  6. are quacking
subjunctive
  1. be quacked
  2. be quacked
  3. be quacked
  4. be quacked
  5. be quacked
  6. be quacked
diverse
  1. quack!
  2. let's quack!
  3. quacked
  4. quacking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

quack [the ~] nomen

  1. the quack (witch doctor; charlatan; gasbag; )
    de charlatan; de kwakzalver; de wonderdokter

Translation Matrix for quack:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
charlatan charlatan; gasbag; medical genius; medical wizard; medicine man; quack; windbag; witch doctor
kwakzalver charlatan; gasbag; medical genius; medical wizard; medicine man; quack; windbag; witch doctor
wonderdokter charlatan; gasbag; medical genius; medical wizard; medicine man; quack; windbag; witch doctor
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
kakelen chatter; chirp; gabble; quack; rattle blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell
kwaken chatter; chirp; croak; gabble; quack; rattle
kwekken croak; quack blab; chat; chatter; converse; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell
kwetteren chatter; chirp; croak; gabble; quack; rattle blab; chat; chatter; chirp; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell
snateren chatter; chirp; croak; gabble; quack; rattle blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- charlatan; gabble; quacking

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Related Definitions for "quack":

  1. medically unqualified1
    • a quack doctor1
  2. the harsh sound of a duck1
  3. an untrained person who pretends to be a physician and who dispenses medical advice1
  4. act as a medical quack or a charlatan1
  5. utter quacking noises1
    • The ducks quacked1

Wiktionary Translations for quack:

quack
noun
  1. sound made by a duck
  2. fraudulent or incompetent doctor of medicine
  3. charlatan
verb
  1. to make a noise like a duck
  2. commit quackery
quack
verb
  1. witter
noun
  1. iemand die bedrieglijk minderwaardige geneeskunde uitoefent

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
quack arts; dokter; geneesheer; medicus Arzt — Heilkundiger, der ein Medizinstudium abgeschlossen hat und nach Erlangung der medizinischen Approbation körperliche und seelische Krankheiten behandelt
quack roddelen cancaner — (familier, fr) Faire des cancans, papoter.
quack kwakzalver; bedrieger; charlatan charlatanvendeur ambulant de drogues qu’il débiter à grand fracas de trompe et de boniments sur les places public, monter sur des tréteaux ou sur une voiture. — note C’est généralement un terme de mépris.

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