No. 6,039 in Dutch
renault
"Renault" is not a Dutch word but refers to a French automobile manufacturer.
In a sentence
Ik heb een nieuwe Renault gekocht.
I bought a new Renault.
Here, 'Renault' is used as a proper noun referring to the car brand in the context of a recent purchase.
Mijn vriend werkt bij een Renault-dealer.
My friend works at a Renault dealer.
'Renault' acts as a proper noun within the compound 'Renault-dealer,' describing the type of dealer.
'Renault' won de prijs voor de beste auto van het jaar.
'Renault' won the prize for the best car of the year.
In this sentence, 'Renault' personifies the brand, indicating it as the prize recipient.
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