What does spectaculair in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word spectaculair in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use spectaculair in Dutch.
The word spectaculair in Dutch means spectacular, spectaculair, opzienbarend, verbluffend, opzienbarend, spectaculair, spectaculair, sensationeel, spectaculair optreden, niet spectaculair. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word spectaculair
spectacular(verbazingwekkend, groots) |
spectaculair, opzienbarend, verbluffend(incredible) The improvement in Alice's grades since she changed schools is spectacular. |
opzienbarend, spectaculair(figurative (dramatic, significant) We noticed an unexpected, quantum increase in profits this quarter. |
spectaculair, sensationeel(a spectacle) The actors put on a spectacular performance. |
spectaculair optreden(impressive display) The performance was a star-studded spectacular. |
niet spectaculair(not impressive) |
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