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perception in Dutch

perception in Dutch is perceptie, waarneming, gewaarwording — perception means the way the mind organizes and makes sense of information taken in through the senses.

perception in Dutch

perceptie
noun
Conscious understanding of something.
waarneming
noun
Conscious understanding of something.
gewaarwording
noun
Conscious understanding of something.
waarneming
noun
Vision (ability)
zicht
noun
Vision (ability)

What does "perception" mean?

  1. noun The way the mind organizes and makes sense of information taken in through the senses.
    "Depth perception allows us to judge distances accurately."
  2. noun A particular way of understanding or viewing something; an opinion or impression.
    "Public perception of the company changed after the scandal."
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perception in a sentence

  • Depth perception allows us to judge distances accurately.
  • Her perception of colour was affected by the eye condition.
  • Public perception of the company changed after the scandal.

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What is "perception" in Dutch?

"perception" in Dutch is perceptie, waarneming, gewaarwording. perception means: The way the mind organizes and makes sense of information taken in through the senses.

How do you use "perception" in a sentence?

Example: "Depth perception allows us to judge distances accurately." In Dutch, "perception" is perceptie, waarneming, gewaarwording.

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

Yes — Dutch has 4 translations listed for "perception": perceptie, waarneming, gewaarwording, zicht.

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