calendar in Dutch
calendar in Dutch is kalender, agenda, schema — calendar means a system for dividing time into days, months, and years.
calendar in Dutch
kalender
kalender
A list of planned events.
agenda
A list of planned events.
schema
A list of planned events.
vastleggen
(legal, transitive) To set a date for a proceeding in court, usually done by a judge at a calendar call.
What does "calendar" mean?
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noun A system for dividing time into days, months, and years.
"The calendar we use has twelve months and a leap year every four years."
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noun A chart or app showing the days of a year, often with events or dates marked on it.
"I marked her birthday on the kitchen calendar in red pen."
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noun A schedule of planned events or appointments.
"Our calendar is completely full until the end of the month."
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verb To schedule or set a date for something, especially a court hearing.
"The court clerk calendared the trial for early spring after both lawyers agreed."
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calendar in a sentence
- The calendar we use has twelve months and a leap year every four years.
- The Gregorian calendar is used in most of the world today.
- I marked her birthday on the kitchen calendar in red pen.
- She pinned a calendar to the wall with all the school holidays marked.
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What is "calendar" in Dutch?
"calendar" in Dutch is kalender, agenda, schema. calendar means: A system for dividing time into days, months, and years.
How do you use "calendar" in a sentence?
Example: "The calendar we use has twelve months and a leap year every four years." In Dutch, "calendar" is kalender, agenda, schema.
Are there other ways to say "calendar" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 4 translations listed for "calendar": kalender, agenda, schema, vastleggen.
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