beeld
Dutch
Etymology
From Middle Dutch bēelde, from Old Dutch bilithi, from Proto-Germanic *biliþją (“picture, image”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /beːlt/
audio (file) - Hyphenation: beeld
- Rhymes: -eːlt
Noun
beeld n (plural beelden, diminutive beeldje n)
- image
- Het beeld van deze televisie is heel slecht.
- This television's image is very bad.
- statue, sculpture
- impression, idea
- Het beeld dat je van hem hebt, klopt niet.
- The impression you have of him is incorrect.
Synonyms
(idea):
(sculpture):
(impression):
Derived terms
Middle English
Scots
Etymology
Borrowed from Dutch beeld, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *biliþją. Akin to Old English biliþe from the same root.
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