"Leeuwen" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Leeuwen" Meaning

The word "leeuwen" is Dutch for "lions".

"Leeuwen" Examples

Here are five usage examples based on the word "leeuwen" (Dutch for "lions"):

Examples:

In a Dutch sentence:

Er zijn een stel leeUwen in het dierentuin. (There are a pair of lions in the zoo.)

In a poetic context:

De leeUwen van de straat waren mijn beschermengelen. (The lions of the street were my guardian angels.)

In a historical context:

De Romeinen gebruikten leeUwen op hun standaard als symbool van kracht. (The Romans used lions on their standard as a symbol of strength.)

In a figurative sense:

Hij was de {exceptie van de stel) resemble a {leeUwen}. (He was the exception to the rule resembling a lion.)

In a phrase:

Die {leeUwen-amsterdam} que die {volgende). ("Dutch Lion" is a nickname of an Amsterdam's football club, Ajax.)