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Netherlands

Neth·er·lands

(nĕth′ər-ləndz) Often called Hol·land (hŏl′ənd)

A country of northwest Europe on the North Sea. Inhabited by Germanic tribes during Roman times, the region passed to the Franks (4th-8th century), the Holy Roman Empire (10th century), the dukes of Burgundy (14th-15th century), and then to the house of Habsburg. The northern part of the region formed the Union of Utrecht in 1579 and achieved its independence as the United Provinces in 1648 after the Thirty Years' War. In the 17th century the country enjoyed great commercial prosperity and expanded its territories in the East and West Indies and elsewhere. The kingdom of the Netherlands, proclaimed at the Congress of Vienna (1814-1815), included Belgium until 1830. Amsterdam is the constitutional capital and the largest city; The Hague is the seat of government.

Neth′er·land′er adj. & n.

Netherlander

(ˈnɛðəˌlændə)

1. (Placename) a native or inhabitant of the Netherlands

2. (Peoples) a native or inhabitant of the Netherlands

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Netherlander - a native or inhabitant of Holland

Dutchman, Hollander

Holland, Kingdom of The Netherlands, Nederland, Netherlands, The Netherlands - a constitutional monarchy in western Europe on the North Sea; half the country lies below sea level

European - a native or inhabitant of Europe

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Netherlander

[ˈneðəˌlændəʳ] N → holandés/esa m/f, neerlandés/esa m/f

Netherlander

n → Niederländer(in) m(f)

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He was a big, swarthy Netherlander, with black moustaches and a bold glance.

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Moreover, the number of Netherlander who die at the hands of doctors is far higher than that stated by Gawande-if you include intentional terminal sedation (artificial coma/ removal of food and water), non-voluntary euthanasia, and intentional overdose of pain control drugs with the intent of causing death.

Marcia Angell enthusiastic for euthanasia

We went back across the Atlantic to the European homeland to better understand the New Netherlander ' religious sentiments--students of early New England had, after all, always done so; we studied feudal arrangements more closely.

The promising future of New Netherland studies

Australian and Netherlander representatives leaving the stakeout

UNSC calls for "full, open and thorough investigation." for downed MH117

Soldiers from numerous countries are buried here, including ashes from Netherlander and American prisoners of war who died in Japan.

Remembering the ultimate sacrifice for country

Still, reuniting with Michael Laudrup - with whom he had worked under at Mallorca - eventually saw him become the first naturalised Netherlander to play for Holland.

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First appearing in English and Spanish, full localizations to French, Italian, German, Netherlander and Portuguese are being readied, with every major language in the works.

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Dutchman" stands out in this list as vague and anomalous, and could equally apply to Netherlander and German.

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Americans Antonio Vega and Jason Hartmann, Kenyans Frankline Chepkwony and Dickson Chumba, and Netherlander Michel Butter are also in the elite field.

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That Netherlander Hofstede and his followers have built a value system that implicitly renders Western industrial society as the final harbor for all good interculturalists.

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Freud, better known to the rest of the world as Pim van Harten, is a Netherlander of varied experience, here wearing the hat of a keyboard player.

Improvising to the sound of slamming door

So it was no surprise to the native Netherlander that Bodde wowed observers in his first season in the British game, gaining cult status with Swans fans.