No. 5,128 in Dutch
integrale
"Integrale" in Dutch means "integral" or "complete" in English.
In a sentence
De universiteit bood een integrale aanpak voor het probleem.
The university offered a comprehensive approach to the problem.
Here, 'integrale' means 'comprehensive' or 'holistic', indicating that the approach considers all parts collectively.
Tijdens de wiskundeles leerden we over een bepaalde integrale.
During the math class, we learned about a definite integral.
'Integrale' in this context refers to a mathematical concept, specifically an integral, which is used in calculus.
Het integrale pakket bevat alle benodigde documenten en software.
The complete package includes all the required documents and software.
Here, 'integrale' is used to mean 'complete', suggesting that the package includes all necessary components as a whole.
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