stickers
The Dutch word for stickers is stickers.
The term stickers refers to small pieces of adhesive paper or plastic that feature a picture or a word, such as decorative decals or adhesive labels.
How does it change in a sentence?
stickers is the plural form of the noun. The singular form is sticker.
Did you know?
- Dutch uses the word plakkerig to describe something that feels like a sticker on your skin, such as honey or syrup.
- While stickers is perfectly understood, the more traditional Dutch word for an adhesive label is plakkertje, which comes from the verb plakken, meaning 'to stick'.
- When describing a sticker that has lost its adhesive quality, a Dutch person might say it is uitgedroogd, meaning 'dried out'.
Examples in context
- Ik zou graag wat stickers willen kopen.I'd like to buy some stickers.This sentence is useful for expressing a desire to purchase some stickers.Tatoeba #13658702 by doemaar14, translation #627247 by CM
- De stickers aan de onderkant van mijn laptop zijn weggesleten.The stickers on the bottom of my laptop have worn away.This sentence shows how stickers might wear away when placed on a laptop.Tatoeba #12349288 by megamanenm, translation #11156551 by hecko2
- Ik heb nieuwe stickers voor de presentatie nodig. Kun je me helpen?I need new stickers for the presentation. Can you help me?
- Mag ik je plakplaatjes zien? Ze zeggen dat ze heel cool zijn!Can I see your stickers? They say they're really cool!
- Wil je wat stickers ruilen?Wanna trade some stickers?
- Ik heb mijn stickers in een map georganiseerd.I've organized my stickers in a folder.
- De kinderen plakken stickers op hun schrift.The children are putting stickers on their notebooks.
Example conversation
Daan and Lisa are looking at a notebook in a stationery shop.
- DaanHeb je mooie stickers gezien?Have you seen any nice stickers?
- LisaJa, die met die bloemen zijn leuk.Yes, those ones with the flowers are nice.
- DaanZal ik ze voor jou meenemen?Shall I get them for you?
- LisaJa, dat zou heel lief zijn!Yes, that would be very sweet!
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
