sabbatical in Dutch
sabbatical in Dutch is sabbatjaar, sabbatsjaar — sabbatical means an extended break from one's regular work, often taken by academics or professionals to travel, study, or rest.
sabbatical in Dutch
What does "sabbatical" mean?
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noun An extended break from one's regular work, often taken by academics or professionals to travel, study, or rest.
"She took a sabbatical to write her second novel."
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adj Relating to or characteristic of such a period of leave.
"He spent his sabbatical year researching in Japan."
sabbatical in a sentence
- She took a sabbatical to write her second novel.
- After ten years at the firm, he was finally granted a sabbatical.
- He spent his sabbatical year researching in Japan.
Common Dutch translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "sabbatical" in Dutch?
"sabbatical" in Dutch is sabbatjaar, sabbatsjaar. sabbatical means: An extended break from one's regular work, often taken by academics or professionals to travel, study, or rest.
How do you use "sabbatical" in a sentence?
Example: "She took a sabbatical to write her second novel." In Dutch, "sabbatical" is sabbatjaar, sabbatsjaar.
Are there other ways to say "sabbatical" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "sabbatical": sabbatjaar, sabbatsjaar.