Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
dagdeel
English translation:
half days
Dutch term
dagdeel
5 +8 | half days | Phyllis Mitzman |
5 | 4-hour period | Marijke Singer |
4 | see below- Van Dale N-E | Buck |
3 +1 | period / sitting | Frank van Thienen (X) |
refs | Michael Beijer |
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Proposed translations
half days
na
see below- Van Dale N-E
(algemeen) daily period
met betrekking tot werk shift
ochtend morning
middag afternoon
avond evening
nacht night
context
een baan van vijf dagdelen per week
a job for five shifts / mornings / ... a / per week, a job for twenty
hours a / per week
period / sitting
"each training session may consist of 1, 2 or 3 periods of 4 hours each."
4-hour period
Reference comments
refs
dagdeel =
(JurLex) part-day
(JurLex) half-day
(JurLex: vnl. m.b.t. cursussen, opleidingen) session
(Van Dale: algemeen) daily period
(Van Dale: met betrekking tot werk) shift
(Van Dale: ochtend) morning
(Van Dale: middag) afternoon
(Van Dale: avond) evening
(Van Dale: nacht) night
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