Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Substantiv. 1. the act of dedicating. 2. the state of being dedicated. Her dedication to medicine was so great that she had time for little else. 3. a formal, printed inscription in a book, piece of music, etc., dedicating it to a person, cause, or the like. 4.
Vertaling van "dedication" in Nederlands. zelfst. nw. toewijding f inzet m overgave f betrokkenheid f opdracht f opening f engagement n. dedicatie. volharding f. Meer. Learning a foreign language requires dedication. Het vergt toewijding en moed om een vreemde taal te leren. One of dedication and humble supplication.
dedication: [noun] an act or rite of dedicating (see 2dedicate 1) to a divine being or to a sacred use.
Such tensions covered: questions of financing and, specifically, the dedication of large parts of the budget to southern partners (so-called ring fencing) pushed through by the Mediterranean member states; the establishment of a partnership investment fund (with reservations from the Mediterranean countries, which were worried about its compatibility with the already existing FEMIP fund); and ...
My own nomination as Belgium’s “Manager of the Year” would have been inconceivable without the able support of my management colleagues, and the skills and dedication of everyone at Option: on behalf of all shareholders, I would like to congratulate them on their success in 2005 and thank them for the hard work that has laid such firm foundations for future growth.
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7. Dez. 2023 · A dedication page is the author's chance to write a personal note to a person or people who have influenced them in some way. As the name suggests, it's the author's way of dedicating the book to that person or those people. A book dedication is often short and generally comes at the beginning of the book, before the preface, foreword, and ...
