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No. 751 in Dutch

hoopt

"Hoopt" means "hopes" in English.

In a sentence

  • Hij hoopt morgen op een betere dag.

    He hopes for a better day tomorrow.

    In this sentence, 'hoopt' is the conjugated form of the verb 'hopen' used in the present tense, indicating a desire or belief about the future.

  • Ze hoopt dat het lukt.

    She hopes that it will succeed.

    Here, 'hoopt' is again used in the present tense, illustrating the subject's anticipation or wish for a specific outcome to occur.

  • Iedereen hoopt op vrede.

    Everyone hopes for peace.

    This usage of 'hoopt' demonstrates its application for expressing a collective desire or aspiration towards an ideal or goal.

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