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reist
"Reist" is the Dutch word for "travels."
In a sentence
Hij reist morgen naar Amsterdam.
He travels to Amsterdam tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'reist' is used as the present tense form of the verb 'reizen' which means 'to travel'. It indicates an activity scheduled to take place.
Wanneer zij reist, neemt ze altijd een boek mee.
Whenever she travels, she always takes a book with her.
Here, 'reist' refers generally to any instance of the action 'to travel', showing habitual activity in present tense.
De trein die naar Parijs reist, komt altijd om tien uur aan.
The train traveling to Paris always arrives at ten o'clock.
In this case, 'reist' is referring to a noun (the train) performing the action of 'traveling', showing a specific activity tied to an object.
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