[a house]
the house 		[grapes]
food 		[lightswitch]
electricity 		[A collection of tools]
tools		 [clothespins]
laundry, cleaning 		[chess pieces]
chess 		[a building]
buildings 		[garden]
yard

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[The Face of Dutch]

Dutch Everyday: Fire

[matches]
lucifers click to hear		 [cigarette lighter]
aansteker click to hear		 [cigarette lighter]
aansteker click to hear		 []
brandglas click to hear		 [fire extinguisher]
brandblusser click to hear - 2
[a lighted candle]
kaars click to hear		 [the flame of a lighted candle]
vlam click to hear		 [gas flame]
gasvlam click to hear		 [kitchen stove]
fornuis click to hear >>
[fireplace]
open haard click to hear - 2 		[chimney]
schoorsteen click to hear
[a fire something is burning]
brand click to hear		 [the flames of a fire]
vuur click to hear		 [the smoke of a fire]
rook click to hear

de / het / 't click to hear (the)
een, 'n click to hear - 2 (a, an)
één click to hear (one)
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(de) lucifer
(de) aansteker
(het) brandglas
hear 		(match)
(lighter)
(fireglass)
 (het) fornuis
(de) kachel
(de) verwarming
hear 		(kitchen stove)
(stove)
(heating)
 (de) brand
(het) vuur
(de) rook
hear 		(fire)
(flames of a fire)
(smoke)
(de) kaars
(de) vlam
hear 		(candle)
(flame)
 (de) brandblusser
(de) brandslang
hear 		(fire extinguisher)
(firehose)

Dutch roet click to hear - 2 means 'soot.' There's an expression roet in het eten gooien click to hear 'throw soot [in] on the food,' meaning 'ruining plans.'
Je moet geen roet in 't eten gooien click to hear ('Don't ruin the plans.')

[A Dutch flag on the edge of a puddle of water]
colors 		[pan]
kitchen		 [a plate of food]
meals 		[a path]
the outdoors 		[books]
media 		[jacket]
clothing 		[a mirror]
beauty 		[glasses, watch, etc.]
necessities

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