register in Dutch
register in Dutch is stijlniveau, stijlregister, registreren — register means to add a name, item, or event to an official list or record.
register in Dutch
stijlniveau
(linguistics) A style of a language used in a particular context.
stijlregister
(linguistics) A style of a language used in a particular context.
registreren
(transitive) To enter in a register; to enlist.
inschrijven
(transitive) To enter in a register; to enlist.
What does "register" mean?
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verb To add a name, item, or event to an official list or record.
"New students must register with the college before term starts."
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verb To show or record a reading, reaction, or piece of information.
"The thermometer registered a new record temperature."
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verb To be noticed, understood, or taken in by someone.
"I told him twice, but it didn't seem to register."
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noun An official written record, or the book or system used to keep it.
"The teacher marked the register at the start of class."
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register in a sentence
- New students must register with the college before term starts.
- She registered the birth of her son at the town hall.
- The thermometer registered a new record temperature.
- His face registered surprise when he heard the news.
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What is "register" in Dutch?
"register" in Dutch is stijlniveau, stijlregister, registreren. register means: To add a name, item, or event to an official list or record.
How do you use "register" in a sentence?
Example: "New students must register with the college before term starts." In Dutch, "register" is stijlniveau, stijlregister, registreren.
Are there other ways to say "register" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 4 translations listed for "register": stijlniveau, stijlregister, registreren, inschrijven.
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