Separable verbs: uit-
A1"Uit" often means out or off — in a main clause it splits to the end ("Ik zet de lamp uit"), in a subclause it stays attached.
- Voorbeelden bekeken
- Geoefend
- Scenario bezocht
Sem: ?
Yara: , .
Noor: ?
Daan: . .
Oefenen
1 / 5Sem: Ga je vanavond uit?
Are you going out tonight?
Vul het ontbrekende woord in:
Yes, I'm going out to eat with friends.
Gebruikt in scenario's(4)
- GP referral process — getting to see a specialistB1
“Kunt u uitleggen waarom een verwijzing niet nodig is?”
I understand that, but the pain is getting worse, not better. Can you explain why a referral isn't necessary?
- Pension in the NetherlandsB1
“Dat is administratief iets meer werk, maar het kan financieel beter uitpakken.”
Exactly. It stays there and will be paid out later. You'll then receive a pension from two funds instead of one. That's a bit more administrative work, but it can work out better financially.
- The Dutch Political SystemB1
“Aigerim, kun je uitleggen wat er na de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen gebeurt?”
Aigerim, can you explain what happens after the parliamentary elections?
- Reading Legal TextsB2
“Dat is anders bij een contract voor bepaalde tijd: dan moet de werkgever uitleggen welke zwaarwegende bedrijfsbelangen het beding noodzakelijk maken.”
Then the employer doesn't need to provide a written justification. It's different with a fixed-term contract: then the employer has to explain which compelling business interests make the clause necessary. Without that justification the clause is not valid.
