Dutchman
- noun
- /ˈdʌtʃmən/
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holandés
- I was falling in love with a young Dutchman there on the right.
The first notorious short seller was a Dutchman named Isaac Lamarie.
- The first notorious short seller was a Dutchman named Isaac Lamarie.
- So when I got to England and I got to Holland to pick up my money, a Dutchman, tall man, young fella, he just.
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The Old Trafford club made Stam the most expensive Dutchman and defender in the history of the game, spending 10.6 million to bring him to Manchester.
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The first notorious short seller was a Dutchman named Isaac Lamarie.
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There's a young Dutchman who's working on this.
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Well, here's your belongings, dutchman, and every released prisoner is entitled to a stagecoach ticket good for 300 miles in any direction plus a $5 gold piece.
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He is a proud Dutchman who loves sharing his culture with others.
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My neighbor, a friendly Dutchman, always invites us over for dinner.
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The Dutchman explained the history of his homeland during the tour.
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A person from Holland in the Netherlands
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Etymology
Dutchman means a man from the Netherlands and comes from Dutch, a word that long ago meant 'the people' or 'of the country' in old German languages and is like the modern German word Deutsch. So, a Dutchman is simply a man of the Dutch people.