empire in Dutch
empire in Dutch is keizerrijk, rijk, imperium — empire means a large political unit made up of many territories or peoples, usually ruled over by a single powerful authority.
empire in Dutch
What does "empire" mean?
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noun A large political unit made up of many territories or peoples, usually ruled over by a single powerful authority.
"The Roman Empire stretched across three continents at its height."
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noun A large, powerful business or organization controlled by one person or group.
"She built a media empire from a single small radio station."
empire in a sentence
- The Roman Empire stretched across three continents at its height.
- The empire eventually collapsed under the weight of its own expansion.
- She built a media empire from a single small radio station.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "empire" in Dutch?
"empire" in Dutch is keizerrijk, rijk, imperium. empire means: A large political unit made up of many territories or peoples, usually ruled over by a single powerful authority.
How do you use "empire" in a sentence?
Example: "The Roman Empire stretched across three continents at its height." In Dutch, "empire" is keizerrijk, rijk, imperium.
Are there other ways to say "empire" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 3 translations listed for "empire": keizerrijk, rijk, imperium.