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The Dutch word "at" means "javelin" or "spear."

In this sentence, 'at night' describes the time during which the action occurs, demonstrating 'at' in the context of time specification.

Ik werk graag laat in de nacht als niemand me stoort.

I like to work late at night when no one disturbs me.

Here, 'at eight o'clock' specifies an exact time, and 'at the park' specifies a specific location, showcasing the usage of 'at' in time and location contexts.

Laten we om acht uur afspreken bij het park.

Let's meet at eight o'clock at the park.

In this sentence, 'at the table' specifies the location of the person, highlighting 'at' to indicate proximity to an object.

Hij zat aan tafel en schreef een brief.

He sat at the table and wrote a letter.