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"Blauwe infrastructuur" is a Dutch equivalent of "blue infrastructure."
The Dutch and the English terms refer to environmentally-friendly approaches to the development and maintenance of our environment. The word tends to refer to the means by which pollution of the air and the water can be minimized or avoided. It tends to be part of a "green infrastructure" approach to the entire environment in which the needs and well-being of people and nature overlap.
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What does blauw mean in Dutch?
It means blue in German
What has the author Peter Groote written?
Peter Groote has written: 'Infrastructure and Dutch economic development' -- subject(s): Infrastructure (Economics), Statistics, History
What is the flag of the Dutch people?
Dutch Flag is a horizontal tri-colour of red, white and blue.
What rhymes with you touch?
blue crutch blue much jew much crew dutch
What is the Dutch Flag look like?
Dutch Flag is a horizontal tri-colour of red, white and blue.
What is the Dutch flag stand for?
Red white and Blue stands for courage peace and the blue sky
What Dutch city known for its blue and white pottery?
Delft
How much do blue rebels cost at dutch bros?
About $4.00
How do you say blue moon in dutch?
blue moon = blauwe maanThe saying "once in a blue moon"As far as I know we don't have a saying in Dutch that really has the same meaning. Therefore the translation of the description:"very rarely" = "heel zelden"
What colour do the dutch football team play in at home maches?
white and blue
What is 'blue infrastructure' in Portuguese?
"Infraestrutura azul" is a Portuguese equivalent of "blue infrastructure."The feminine noun "infraestrutura" takes as its singular definite article "a" ("the"). Its singular indefinite article is "uma" ("a, one"). The masculine/feminine adjective "azul" means "blue."The pronunciation is "een-fruh-eeh-shtroo-TOO-ruh-soow."
What is 'blue infrastructure' in Spanish?
"Infraestructura azul" is a Spanish equivalent of "blue infrastructure."The feminine noun "infraestructura" takes as its singular definite article "la" ("the"). Its singular indefinite article is "una" ("a, one"). The masculine/feminine adjective "azul" means "blue."The pronunciation is "een-frah-eh-strook-TOO-rah-sool."
