How to Say “Washer” in Dutch

sluitring
The Dutch word for a flat annulus (washer) is sluitring.
Meaning: flat annulus (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

sluitring is a noun.

Did you know?

  • In a hardware store, if you ask for a ringetje instead of a sluitring, you are using a diminutive. Dutch people frequently use diminutives for small hardware components to sound more natural.
  • The word sluit in sluitring is related to the verb sluiten, which is used for everything from closing a door to concluding a business deal.
  • The term sluitring can refer to both a flat washer and a locking washer. To specify a spring washer, the Dutch use the more specific term veerring.

Examples in context

  • Ik moet mijn kleren wassen in de wasmachine
    I need to wash my clothes in the washing machine
  • Heb jij al je kleren gewassen?
    Have you washed all your clothes?
  • Ja, ik heb ze in de wasautomaat gestopt.
    Yes, I put them in the washing machine.
  • Ik heb een nieuwe sluitring nodig.
    I need a new washer.
  • De sluitring is beschadigd.
    The washer is damaged.
  • Vergeet de sluitring niet bij de bout.
    Don't forget the washer with the bolt.

Example conversation

Noah is repairing a bicycle in the garage.

  1. Noah

    Waar is de kleine sluitring?
    Where is the small washer?
  2. Lisa

    Die ligt in de gereedschapskist, Noah.
    That is in the toolbox, Noah.
  3. Noah

    Dank je, ik heb hem gevonden.
    Thanks, I found it.
  4. Lisa

    Succes met de reparatie!
    Good luck with the repair!
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