No. 6,542 in Dutch
vehicles
The Dutch word for "vehicles" is "voertuigen," meaning modes of transport used to carry people or goods.
In a sentence
De voertuigen op de snelweg reden soepeltjes.
The vehicles on the highway drove smoothly.
Here, the word 'voertuigen' refers to a general term for all means of transportation present on the highway, such as cars, trucks, buses, etc.
Voertuigen zoals fietsen en scooters zijn populair in stedelijke gebieden.
Vehicles such as bicycles and scooters are popular in urban areas.
In this context, 'voertuigen' is used more broadly to include non-motorized transportation like bicycles as well as small motorized vehicles like scooters.
Het museum heeft een tentoonstelling van oude voertuigen.
The museum hosts an exhibition of old vehicles.
Here, 'voertuigen' denotes historical or antique means of transportation, emphasizing their age or historical significance.
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