What does inspanningen in Dutch mean?

What is the meaning of the word inspanningen in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use inspanningen in Dutch.

The word inspanningen in Dutch means effort, exertion, inspanning, poging, inspanning, inspanning, moeite, inspanning, inspanning, inspanning, inspanning, zonder inspanning voortbewegen, zich inspannen, overbelasting. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word inspanningen

effort, exertion

(het doen van moeite)

inspanning

(physical effort)

The strain of lifting too many boxes was too much for him.

poging, inspanning

(attempt, effort)

Science is one of humanity's greatest endeavors.

inspanning, moeite

(hard work)

Only dedicated labor will make this project successful.

inspanning

(physical effort)

Neil was exhausted after the exertion of climbing the mountain.

inspanning

(ordeal or toil)

inspanning

(exertion)

Eugene hurt his back after so much effort cutting wood.

inspanning

(effort)

The last-minute push helped them reach a resolution.

zonder inspanning voortbewegen

(move without power)

She coasted downhill on the bicycle.

zich inspannen

(try)

I didn't manage to finish, but at least I made the effort.

overbelasting

(excessive physical effort)

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