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nitro in Dutch

nitro in Dutch is nitro, nitroglycerine — nitro means short for nitroglycerin, especially as an explosive or as heart medication.

nitro in Dutch

nitro
noun
nitro
noun
(uncountable, informal) Nitroglycerin, especially as medication.
nitroglycerine
noun
(uncountable, informal) Nitroglycerin, especially as medication.

What does "nitro" mean?

  1. noun Short for nitroglycerin, especially as an explosive or as heart medication.
    "The doctor prescribed nitro tablets for his chest pain."
  2. noun Casual name for nitrous oxide, or the system that injects it into a car engine for a speed boost — also used for a similar speed-boost feature in racing video games.
    "He hit the nitro button and shot past the other cars."
  3. noun A beer infused with nitrogen gas to give it a smoother, creamier head.
    "The bar started serving a nitro stout on tap."
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nitro in a sentence

  • The doctor prescribed nitro tablets for his chest pain.
  • He hit the nitro button and shot past the other cars.
  • Adding nitro to a car engine can boost horsepower significantly.
  • The bar started serving a nitro stout on tap.

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What is "nitro" in Dutch?

"nitro" in Dutch is nitro, nitroglycerine. nitro means: Short for nitroglycerin, especially as an explosive or as heart medication.

How do you use "nitro" in a sentence?

Example: "The doctor prescribed nitro tablets for his chest pain." In Dutch, "nitro" is nitro, nitroglycerine.

Are there other ways to say "nitro" in Dutch?

Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "nitro": nitro, nitroglycerine.

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