VAT in Dutch
VAT in Dutch is btw — VAT means a large container, typically used for holding or processing liquids such as wine, beer, or dye.
VAT in Dutch
btw
(taxation) Initialism of value added tax.
What does "VAT" mean?
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noun A large container, typically used for holding or processing liquids such as wine, beer, or dye.
"The winery stores its grape juice in enormous steel vats."
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verb To put something into a vat, or to blend liquids together in one.
"The distillery vats several batches of whisky together before bottling."
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VAT in a sentence
- The winery stores its grape juice in enormous steel vats.
- The leather was soaked in a vat of tanning solution.
- The distillery vats several batches of whisky together before bottling.
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What is "VAT" in Dutch?
"VAT" in Dutch is btw. VAT means: A large container, typically used for holding or processing liquids such as wine, beer, or dye.
How do you use "VAT" in a sentence?
Example: "The winery stores its grape juice in enormous steel vats." In Dutch, "VAT" is btw.
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