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Summary

Dutch to English: more detail...

zeeman:
- sailor; seaman; ordinary seaman; member of the crew
Wiktionary:
- zeeman → sailor, seaman
- zeeman → sailor

English to Dutch: more detail...

zeeman:
The word zeeman exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to Dutch.
- Synonyms for "zeeman":
  Zeeman; Pieter Zeeman; physicist

Dutch

Detailed Translations for zeeman from Dutch to English

zeeman:

zeeman [de ~ (m)] nomen

de zeeman
the sailor; the seaman; the ordinary seaman; the member of the crew
- sailor [the ~] nomen
- seaman [the ~] nomen
- ordinary seaman [the ~] nomen
- member of the crew [the ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for zeeman:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
member of the crew	zeeman	matroos; scheepsgezel; schepeling; varensgezel; zeevaarder
ordinary seaman	zeeman	lichtmatroos; matroos; scheepsgezel; schepeling; varensgezel; zeevaarder
sailor	zeeman	lichtmatroos; matroos; scheepsgezel; schepeling; varensgezel; zeevaarder
seaman	zeeman	lichtmatroos; matroos; scheepsgezel; schepeling; varensgezel; zeevaarder

Related Words for "zeeman":

zeemannen

Wiktionary Translations for zeeman:

zeeman

noun

iemand die voor zijn beroep de zee bevaart
- zeeman → sailor

zeeman

noun

mariner or sailor
- seaman → matroos; zeeman

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• zeeman	→ sailor	↔ Seefahrer — Menschen, Gruppen oder Völker, deren Leben hauptsächlich von der Seefahrt geprägt ist
• zeeman	→ sailor	↔ Seemann — eine in der Seeschifffahrt tätige Person

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English

Detailed Translations for zeeman from English to Dutch

zeeman:

Synonyms for "zeeman":

Zeeman; Pieter Zeeman; physicist

Zeeman:

Translation Matrix for Zeeman:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Pieter Zeeman

Related Definitions for "Zeeman":

Dutch physicist honored for his research on the influence of magnetism on radiation which showed that light is radiated by the motion of charged particles in an atom (1865-1943)¹

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