chemicals in Dutch
chemicals in Dutch is chemicaliënindustrie, chemische industrie — chemicals means substances used or produced in chemistry, especially manufactured compounds rather than natural ones.
chemicals in Dutch
chemicaliënindustrie
The chemical industry.
chemische industrie
The chemical industry.
What does "chemicals" mean?
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noun Substances used or produced in chemistry, especially manufactured compounds rather than natural ones.
"The factory stores its chemicals in a locked warehouse."
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noun The chemical industry as a whole.
"He spent his career working in chemicals before moving into pharmaceuticals."
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chemicals in a sentence
- The factory stores its chemicals in a locked warehouse.
- She avoids food with artificial chemicals in it.
- He spent his career working in chemicals before moving into pharmaceuticals.
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What is "chemicals" in Dutch?
"chemicals" in Dutch is chemicaliënindustrie, chemische industrie. chemicals means: Substances used or produced in chemistry, especially manufactured compounds rather than natural ones.
How do you use "chemicals" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory stores its chemicals in a locked warehouse." In Dutch, "chemicals" is chemicaliënindustrie, chemische industrie.
Are there other ways to say "chemicals" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "chemicals": chemicaliënindustrie, chemische industrie.
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