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Translate friction from English to Dutch

Summary

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friction:
- frictie; wrijving; glijder; fricatief; schuringsgeluid
Wiktionary:
- friction → wrijving, frictie, onenigheid, geschil, conflict
- friction → wrijving, frictie

English

Detailed Translations for friction from English to Dutch

friction:

friction [the ~] noun

the friction (controversy)
de frictie; de wrijving
- frictie [de ~ (v)] noun
- wrijving [de ~ (v)] noun
the friction
de glijder; de fricatief; schuringsgeluid
- glijder [de ~ (m)] noun
- fricatief [de ~ (m)] noun
- schuringsgeluid [znw.] noun

Translation Matrix for friction:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
fricatief	friction
frictie	controversy; friction
glijder	friction
schuringsgeluid	friction
wrijving	controversy; friction
-	clash; detrition; rubbing
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	discord; wear

Related Words for "friction":

frictions

Synonyms for "friction":

clash; conflict
rubbing; resistance
detrition; effort; elbow grease; exertion; travail; sweat

Related Definitions for "friction":

effort expended in moving one object over another with pressure¹
the resistance encountered when one body is moved in contact with another¹
a state of conflict between persons¹

Wiktionary Translations for friction:

friction

noun

conflict
- friction → wrijving; frictie; onenigheid; geschil; conflict
A force that resists the relative motion or tendency to such motion of two bodies in contact
- friction → wrijving; frictie
The rubbing of one object or surface against another
- friction → wrijving

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• friction	→ wrijving	↔ Reibung — Physik, nur Singular: Kraft, die einer Relativbewegung zweier berührender Körper auf Grund deren Berührung entgegenwirkt
• friction	→ frictie	↔ friction — frottement que l’on fait sur quelque partie du corps, à sec ou autrement, avec les mains, avec une brosse, avec de la flanelle, etc., pour activer la circulation, calmer une douleur, etc.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University