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Translate drang from Dutch to English

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drang:
- insistence; urgency; instigation; urging; craving
Wiktionary:
- drang → impulse, access, compulsion, urge
- drang → itch, yen, impetus, incitement, stimulus, abetment, drive, instigation, prod, prodding, impulse, momentum, oppression, pressure, stress

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Detailed Translations for drang from Dutch to English

drang:

drang [de ~ (m)] noun

de drang (aandrang)
the insistence; the urgency
- insistence [the ~] noun
- urgency [the ~] noun
de drang (aandrang; neiging; aandrift; impuls; drift)
the instigation; the urging; the craving
- instigation [the ~] noun
- urging [the ~] noun
- craving [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for drang:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
craving	aandrang; aandrift; drang; drift; impuls; neiging	ademstoot; begeerte; begeren; heftig verlangen; hunkering; lust; smachten; verlangen; wens; wensen; zucht
insistence	aandrang; drang
instigation	aandrang; aandrift; drang; drift; impuls; neiging	aanstoken; instigatie; instigeren; ophitsen; opstoken; opstokerij; opwekken
urgency	aandrang; drang	urgentie
urging	aandrang; aandrift; drang; drift; impuls; neiging	aanmoediging; aansporen; aansporing; opwekking; steun; stimulans
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
urging		aandringen

Wiktionary Translations for drang:

drang

noun

innerlijke neiging om iets te doen
- drang → impulse; access

drang

noun

irrational need to perform some action
- compulsion → drang; dwang
a strong desire; an itch to do something
- urge → drang; aandrang; aandrift

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• drang	→ itch; yen	↔ démangeaison — Envie immodérée
• drang	→ impetus; incitement; stimulus; abetment; drive; instigation; prod; prodding; impulse; momentum; yen	↔ incitation — action d’inciter.
• drang	→ oppression	↔ oppression — Action d’opprimer et état de ce qui est opprimé.
• drang	→ pressure; stress	↔ pression — physique\|fr force appliquée à une unité de surface, ou grandeur scalaire, exercée par un fluide sur une surface, perpendiculairement à celle-ci.