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Detailed Translations for commencement from English to Dutch

commencement:

commencement [the ~] noun

  1. the commencement (beginning; start; outset; opening)
    het begin; de opening; de aanvang; de start; de inzet

Translation Matrix for commencement:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aanvang beginning; commencement; opening; outset; start
begin beginning; commencement; opening; outset; start
inzet beginning; commencement; opening; outset; start ambition; ante; application; assiduousness; cash for playing; dedication; devotion; diligence; effort; exertion; goal; inset; intention; objective; passion; pool; scheme; stakes; target; usage; use; wee-wee
opening beginning; commencement; opening; outset; start breach; cavity; cleft; cranny; crevice; cut-away; ditch; doorway; fissure; gap; gash; groove; hole; interstice; notch; opening; recess; saving; slit; slot; space; split; trench
start beginning; commencement; opening; outset; start inauguration; launch; opening ceremony
- beginning; commencement ceremony; commencement exercise; graduation; graduation exercise; start

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Antonyms for "commencement":


Related Definitions for "commencement":

  1. the act of starting something1
  2. an academic exercise in which diplomas are conferred1

Wiktionary Translations for commencement:

commencement
noun
  1. graduation ceremony
  2. an act of commencing or beginning

commence:

to commence verb (commences, commenced, commencing)

  1. to commence (begin; start; take off; )
    starten; beginnen; aanvangen; van start gaan
    • starten verb (start, startte, startten, gestart)
    • beginnen verb (begin, begint, begon, begonnen, begonnen)
    • aanvangen verb (vang aan, vangt aan, ving aan, vingen aan, aangevangen)
  2. to commence (get under way; set in; start; )
    beginnen; op gang komen; inzetten; intreden
    • beginnen verb (begin, begint, begon, begonnen, begonnen)
    • inzetten verb (zet in, zette in, zetten in, ingezet)
    • intreden verb (treed in, treedt in, trad in, traden in, ingetreden)
  3. to commence (begin; start; take off; )
    beginnen; aanbreken; een begin nemen

Conjugations for commence:

present
  1. commence
  2. commence
  3. commences
  4. commence
  5. commence
  6. commence
simple past
  1. commenced
  2. commenced
  3. commenced
  4. commenced
  5. commenced
  6. commenced
present perfect
  1. have commenced
  2. have commenced
  3. has commenced
  4. have commenced
  5. have commenced
  6. have commenced
past continuous
  1. was commencing
  2. were commencing
  3. was commencing
  4. were commencing
  5. were commencing
  6. were commencing
future
  1. shall commence
  2. will commence
  3. will commence
  4. shall commence
  5. will commence
  6. will commence
continuous present
  1. am commencing
  2. are commencing
  3. is commencing
  4. are commencing
  5. are commencing
  6. are commencing
subjunctive
  1. be commenced
  2. be commenced
  3. be commenced
  4. be commenced
  5. be commenced
  6. be commenced
diverse
  1. commence!
  2. let's commence!
  5. commenced
  6. commencing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for commence:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aanvangen beginning; commencing; starting
beginnen beginning; commencing; starting
inzetten beginning; deployment; raising; software deployment; stakes; starting; striking up
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aanbreken be off; begin; break into; commence; get under way; open; start; take off
aanvangen begin; commence; set in motion; set up; start; start to; strike up; take off; take on; undertake
beginnen be off; begin; break into; commence; get under way; open; set in; set in motion; set up; start; start to; strike up; take off; take on; undertake begin; enter into; herald; open; ring in; start; take on
een begin nemen be off; begin; break into; commence; get under way; open; start; take off
intreden be off; begin; commence; get under way; set in; start; take off
inzetten be off; begin; commence; get under way; set in; start; take off apply yourself; bet; bet on; show enthusiasm; show willingness; stake; wager
op gang komen be off; begin; commence; get under way; set in; start; take off
starten begin; commence; set in motion; set up; start; start to; strike up; take off; take on; undertake begin; bring up; broach; broach a subject; connect; cut into; herald; light; open; put forward; put on; put on the table; ring in; start; switch on; turn on
van start gaan begin; commence; set in motion; set up; start; start to; strike up; take off; take on; undertake
- begin; embark on; get; get down; lead off; set about; set out; start; start out; start up

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Related Definitions for "commence":

  1. take the first step or steps in carrying out an action1
  2. set in motion, cause to start1
  3. get off the ground1

Wiktionary Translations for commence:

commence
verb
  1. To begin, start
commence
verb
  1. beginnen, starten
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• commence → beginnen ↔ beginnen — (transitiv) etwas in Gang setzen, etwas starten, etwas anfangen
• commence → aanbinden; aanvangen; beginnen; stoten op; zich stoten aan; aankaarten; aansnijden; aan land gaan; landen; aanlanden; aanklampen; aanspreken; toespreken; enteren; aanhaken; vasthaken; aan komen lopen; aanpakken; beginnen met; toetreden; aan wal komen ↔ aborder — intransitif|fr marine|fr arriver au bord, prendre terre.
• commence → aanbinden; aanvangen; beginnen ↔ commencer — engager une action ; entreprendre une tâche.
• commence → aanbreken; aanvangen; beginnen; ingaan ↔ débuter — commencer.

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