Reich in Dutch
Reich in Dutch is Rijk — Reich means a German empire, kingdom, or state, especially Nazi Germany (the Third Reich).
Reich in Dutch
Rijk
A German empire, kingdom or nation; its territory or government.
What does "Reich" mean?
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noun A German empire, kingdom, or state, especially Nazi Germany (the Third Reich).
"The film is set in Berlin during the final days of the Reich."
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noun By extension, any harshly authoritarian or oppressive regime.
"Critics mockingly called the strict new office rules "the boss's little reich.""
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Reich in a sentence
- The film is set in Berlin during the final days of the Reich.
- Critics mockingly called the strict new office rules "the boss's little reich."
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What is "Reich" in Dutch?
"Reich" in Dutch is Rijk. Reich means: A German empire, kingdom, or state, especially Nazi Germany (the Third Reich).
How do you use "Reich" in a sentence?
Example: "The film is set in Berlin during the final days of the Reich." In Dutch, "Reich" is Rijk.
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