Summary
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- mankement:
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Wiktionary:
- mankement → defect, breakdown
- mankement → shortfall, inadequacy, insufficiency, scarcity, absence, lack, shortage, shortcoming, deficiency, defect, flaw, gap, want, deprivation
Dutch
Detailed Translations for mankement from Dutch to English
mankement:
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het mankement (euvel; onvolkomenheid)
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het mankement (machinedefect; defect; fout; gebrek; euvel)
the machine defect
Translation Matrix for mankement:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
defect | euvel; mankement; onvolkomenheid | feil; fout; incorrectheid; onjuistheid |
fault | euvel; mankement; onvolkomenheid | abuis; berisping; blaam; blunder; domheid; dwaling; feil; flater; fout; giller; gisping; incorrectheid; lering; misgreep; misslag; ondeugd; onjuistheid; reprimande; standje; terechtwijzing; vergissing; verwijt; zedelijke slechtheid; zonde |
flaw | euvel; mankement; onvolkomenheid | abuis; barst; blunder; breuk; domheid; dwaling; feil; flater; fout; gebrek; giller; incorrectheid; krak; kwaaltje; manco; misgreep; misslag; onjuistheid; scheur; vergissing; zwakheid |
imperfection | euvel; mankement; onvolkomenheid | gebrekkigheid; tekortkoming |
machine defect | defect; euvel; fout; gebrek; machinedefect; mankement | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
defect | naar de vijand overlopen |
Related Words for "mankement":
Wiktionary Translations for mankement:
mankement
Cross Translation:
noun
mankement
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gebrek; letsel; defect; tekortkoming
- mankement → defect
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• mankement | → shortfall; inadequacy; insufficiency; scarcity; absence; lack; shortage; shortcoming; deficiency; defect; flaw; gap; want | ↔ insuffisance — état de ce qui est insuffisant. |
• mankement | → absence; lack; shortage; shortcoming; deficiency; defect; flaw; gap; want | ↔ manque — absence, défaut, fait de manquer. |
• mankement | → deprivation; absence; lack; shortage; shortcoming; deficiency; defect; flaw; gap; want | ↔ privation — perte, absence, manque d’un bien, d’un avantage qu’on avait, ou qu’on devait, qu’on pouvait avoir. |