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No. 3,402 in Dutch

lippen

"Lippen" means "lips" in English.

In a sentence

  • De zon streelde haar lippen zachtjes.

    The sun gently touched her lips.

    Here, 'lippen' is used to reference the physical part of a person, i.e., the lips.

  • Hij bleef zijn lippen tuiten terwijl hij nadacht.

    He kept pursing his lips while thinking.

    In this sentence, 'lippen' denotes an action involving lips, specifically the pursing of lips.

  • De kinderen zongen enthousiast, hun lippen lachend.

    The children sang enthusiastically, their lips smiling.

    Here, 'lippen' metaphorically expresses the appearance of lips during smiling.

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