re in Dutch
re in Dutch is betreft, wat, her- — re means concerning or with reference to something, commonly used to introduce the subject of a letter, email, or document.
re in Dutch
betreft
About, regarding, with reference to; especially in letters, documents, emails and case law.
wat
About, regarding, with reference to; especially in letters, documents, emails and case law.
her-
again, anew
weder-
again, anew
weer-
again, anew
What does "re" mean?
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prep Concerning or with reference to something, commonly used to introduce the subject of a letter, email, or document.
"Re: your email of Monday, the shipment has now been dispatched."
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noun In music, the second note of the major musical scale in solfège (do, re, mi...).
"The choir practiced the "re" note until it was perfectly in tune."
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re in a sentence
- Re: your email of Monday, the shipment has now been dispatched.
- The choir practiced the "re" note until it was perfectly in tune.
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What is "re" in Dutch?
"re" in Dutch is betreft, wat, her-. re means: Concerning or with reference to something, commonly used to introduce the subject of a letter, email, or document.
How do you use "re" in a sentence?
Example: "Re: your email of Monday, the shipment has now been dispatched." In Dutch, "re" is betreft, wat, her-.
Are there other ways to say "re" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 5 translations listed for "re": betreft, wat, her-, weder-, weer-.
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