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lamborghini
"Lamborghini" is not a Dutch word; it refers to an Italian luxury sports car brand.
In a sentence
Ik zag gisteren een prachtige Lamborghini op straat.
I saw a beautiful Lamborghini on the street yesterday.
In this sentence, 'Lamborghini' is used as a subject noun to refer to a specific model of car, showcasing its use as a brand name.
Rijden in een Lamborghini is een droom van velen.
Driving a Lamborghini is a dream of many.
Here, 'Lamborghini' is used to denote the general idea or representation of the brand, indicating aspiration or desire.
Mijn buurman heeft een groene Lamborghini gekocht.
My neighbor bought a green Lamborghini.
In this usage, 'Lamborghini' specifies the car purchase made by a person, emphasizing the vehicle itself.
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