English–Dutch dictionary
Dutch translation of the English word have a shaft left in one’s quiver
| English | Dutch (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (shiver; tremble; quake; wave; rattle) | ; ; | |
| (quivering; vibration; tremor) | ; trilling | |
🔗 As the cart lurched into motion, Rand took his bow and quiver from the back, awkwardly belting the quiver at his waist as he half trotted alongside. | ||
| (shiver; waver; wince) | ; | |
| (wobble) | ||
| ; | ||
| ; | ||
| (pole; rod; bar; handle; staff; stake; stave; spar) | ; ; | |
🔗 Then his eyes fell on the waggon in front of the inn, standing alone now, with its shafts on the ground. | ||
| ; | ||
| (stock) | ; ; zuilschacht | |
| (fuck; screw; shag; bang) | ||
| English | Dutch |
|---|---|
| have a shaft left in one’s quiver | ⇆ nog niet al zijn pijlen verschoten hebben |
| quiver | ⇆ beven; ⇆ beving; ⇆ koker; ⇆ lillen; ⇆ pijlkoker; ⇆ popelen; ⇆ sidderen; ⇆ siddering; ⇆ trillen; ⇆ trilling |
| shaft | ⇆ as; ⇆ boom; ⇆ drijfas; ⇆ koker; ⇆ lamoenboom; ⇆ liftkoker; ⇆ mijnschacht; ⇆ neuken; ⇆ pijl; ⇆ schacht; ⇆ schaft; ⇆ spies; ⇆ spiets; ⇆ steel |