entitled in Dutch
entitled in Dutch is gerechtigd, rechthebbend, getiteld — entitled means given a particular title, as of a book or piece of writing.
entitled in Dutch
gerechtigd
rechthebbend
getiteld
(literally) Having a title.
What does "entitled" mean?
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adjective Given a particular title, as of a book or piece of writing.
"He wrote an essay entitled "The Cost of Silence.""
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adjective Having a legal or moral right to something.
"Employees are entitled to two weeks of paid leave."
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adjective Believing, often wrongly, that you deserve special treatment.
"The customer's entitled attitude made the whole exchange unpleasant."
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entitled in a sentence
- He wrote an essay entitled "The Cost of Silence."
- She read a poem entitled "Morning Light" to the class.
- Employees are entitled to two weeks of paid leave.
- She felt entitled to an explanation after everything she'd been through.
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What is "entitled" in Dutch?
"entitled" in Dutch is gerechtigd, rechthebbend, getiteld. entitled means: Given a particular title, as of a book or piece of writing.
How do you use "entitled" in a sentence?
Example: "He wrote an essay entitled "The Cost of Silence."" In Dutch, "entitled" is gerechtigd, rechthebbend, getiteld.
Are there other ways to say "entitled" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 3 translations listed for "entitled": gerechtigd, rechthebbend, getiteld.
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