Engels : Nederlands
There is a portrait of my mum on the wall [above] the fireplace. = boven
This green velvet [armchair] is very comfortable. = fauteuil
She bought a poster at the [art gallery]. = galerie
We keep all old furniture in the [attic]. = vliering / zolder
You can admire the fantastic view of the city from the [balcony]. = balkon
The Caribbean [bath]room has a bath but no shower. = bad
There is a [bathroom] upstairs if you need a shower. = badkamer
We have two [bed]rooms - a big one with a double bed and a small one with a single bed. = bed
Tom's [bedroom] is always messy. = slaapkamer
I woke up and found my birthday present on the [bedside table]. = nachtkastje
Why are you hiding [behind] the door? = achter
Let's put this lamp [between] the armchair and the sofa. = tussen
They have a very big bathroom with a bath, a [bidet] and a shower. = bidet
Sara looks good in [bright] colours. = fel
My father's company designed the tallest [building] in our town. = gebouw
There is a new vegan [cafe] near our school. = café
There's a [canal], a great park and a really cool shopping centre in Harlow Mill. = kanaal
The [capital city] of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur. = hoofdstad
The floor in our living room is quite cold. I think we need to buy a [carpet]. = tapijt
In the past kings and queens lived in this [castle] and now it is a museum. = kasteel
Mind your head when go to the attic. The [ceiling] is quite low there. = plafond
Do you mind if I take this [chair]? = stoel
Children believe that Santa Claus comes with presents down through the [chimney]. = schoorsteen
The oldest [church] in our town is in the city centre. = kerk
Would you like to go to the [cinema] with us tonight? = bioscoop
Berlin is an amazing [city] with many galleries and restaurants. = stad
Her cat always sleeps on the [coffee table]. = koffietafel / salontafel
Our gas [cooker] is really terrible. We need to buy an electric one. = fornuis
There are lockers for all students in the school [corridor]. = gang
Their cottage is small but very [cosy]. = knus
We always spend holidays at the [countryside]. = platteland
Mum wants to buy new [cupboard]s for the kitchen. = kast
It's dark in their house because the [curtains] are usually closed. = gordijnen
The girl with [dark] brown hair is my older sister. = donker
Why is there such a mess on your [desk]? = bureau
We live in a peaceful / quiet [estate] near the park. = wijk
We met [fantastic] people at the concert. = fantastisch
I like sitting by the [fireplace] in the winter evenings. = haard
Her brother got married and moved to a small [flat] near the post office. = flat
My friends and I often sit on the [floor] and play cards. = vloer
Are there any eggs in the [fridge]? = koelkast
We're going to IKEA at the weekend because we need some new [furniture]. = meubilair
There is a lovely [garden] behind the house. = tuin
You can leave your coat and your umbrella in the [hall]. = hal
We spent the weekend in a fantastic four-star [hotel] by the lake. = hotel
Mary and Sam live [in] a flat on the second floor. = in
There is a bus stop [in front of] the school. = voor
My parents love cooking and we have a modern, well-equipped [kitchen]. = keuken
They have got a very stylish [lamp] in the bedroom. = lamp
It's always very bright in my house because it has got [large] windows with no curtains in them. = groot
I usually spend breaks at the school [library]. = bibliotheek
We painted the walls [light] blue in our bedroom. = licht
My family likes spending time in the [living room] in front of the TV. = woonkamer
Mum is angry with me because my room is always [messy]. = rommelig
There is a large [mirror] in the hall. = spiegel
They bought an old house but everything inside was [modern]. = modern
The [museum] is next to the art gallery where Susan works. = museum
The corridors are [narrow] - you can touch both walls at the same time. = smal
Our summer house is [near] the forest and we sometimes see some wild animals through the window. = in de buurt van
Our [neighbour]s have a beautiful garden with many exotic plants. = buurman
My sister always wants to sit [next to] me at the table. = naast
I think you need a new suit, Grandpa. The one you are wearing is a bit [old-fashioned]. = oubollig / ouderwets
Dad often leaves his car keys [on] the kitchen table. = op
The shopping centre is [opposite] the station. = tegenover
Put the cake in the [oven] and bake for 30 minutes. = oven
My friend loves Frida Kahlo's [painting]s. = schilderij
London is famous for its [park]s. Hyde Park is my favourite. = park
I found some documents at the bus stop and I took them to the nearest [police station]. = politiebureau
The [post office] is in the large red building at the end of the street. = postkantoor
The hotel is very close to the sea and the prices are [reasonable]. = redelijk
It was a long day and I need a [relaxing] bath. = ontspannend
The girl fell from the [roof] and died. = dak
How many [room]s are there in your new flat? = kamer
I often play cards with my granny at the [round] table in her kitchen. = rond(e)
My cat loves lying on the [rug] in front of the fireplace. = tapijt
They opened a new [shopping centre] near the station last week. = winkelcentrum
I'm sorry I was in the [shower] and I didn't hear the phone. = douche
Mum got angry when she saw the [sink] full of dirty plates. = wastafel
A [small] box of chocolates is the best gift for my children. = klein
They bought a new blue [sofa] for the living room. = bank / sofa
Emma lives in a small flat and she dreams of a [spacious] kitchen. = ruim
Can you show me the way to the [station], please? = station
There is a supermarket at the end of the [street]. = straat
Her parents are very [strict] and she has to be in bed at ten o'clock. = streng
The guard hit a [switch] and the gate swung open. = schakelaar
Mum left a shopping list and the money on the kitchen [table]. = tafel
In many British houses they still have the old-fashioned [tap]s - one for hot and one for cold water. = kraan
Lisa's room is very [tidy] every time I visit her. = netjes
The [toilet] is upstairs next to my parents' bedroom. = toilet
You can get a free map of the city at the [tourist information centre]. = toerististenbureau / VVV
Now I live in Harlow but when I was younger I lived in another [town]. = stad
There is a fantastic Italian restaurant in the [town centre]. = stadscentrum
His father works for government and he often meets people in the [town hall]. = stadhuis
The [traffic] is always terrible in the morning when people rush to work. = verkeer
The new shoes are very [uncomfortable]. My feet hurt. = ongemakkelijk
I keep old CDs and games in the boxes [under] my bed. = onder
In our house there are two bedrooms and a bathroom [upstairs]. = boven
There is a great [view over] the park from our balcony. = uitzicht op / uitzicht over
There are beautiful old buildings in the [village] I live in. = dorp
Krystal wants to paint the [wall]s orange in her bedroom but her parents don't like the idea. = muur
Ruby needs a new [wardrobe] to put all her clothes in. = garderobe / kledingkast
We spent the night in a very basic hostel. There was no shower in the room, just a [wasbasin]. = wasbak
The corridor is about two metres [wide]. = breed
It's quite hot in here. Do you mind if I open the [window]? = raam