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extraction in Danish

extraction in Danish is udvinding, afstamning, slægtskab — extraction means the act or process of removing or drawing something out.

extraction in Danish

udvinding
noun
An act of extracting or the condition of being extracted.
afstamning
noun
A person's origin or ancestry.
slægtskab
noun
A person's origin or ancestry.
udtrækning
noun
(dentistry) A removal of a tooth from its socket.

What does "extraction" mean?

  1. noun The act or process of removing or drawing something out.
    "Oil extraction in the region has increased sharply over the past decade."
  2. noun A person's ancestry or family origin.
    "She is of Italian extraction on her mother's side."
  3. noun The removal of a tooth.
    "He needed an emergency extraction after the tooth cracked."
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extraction in a sentence

  • Oil extraction in the region has increased sharply over the past decade.
  • She is of Italian extraction on her mother's side.
  • He needed an emergency extraction after the tooth cracked.

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What is "extraction" in Danish?

"extraction" in Danish is udvinding, afstamning, slægtskab. extraction means: The act or process of removing or drawing something out.

How do you use "extraction" in a sentence?

Example: "Oil extraction in the region has increased sharply over the past decade." In Danish, "extraction" is udvinding, afstamning, slægtskab.

Are there other ways to say "extraction" in Danish?

Yes — Danish has 4 translations listed for "extraction": udvinding, afstamning, slægtskab, udtrækning.

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