Vocabulary from Lecture Notes

Word Repetitions and Instructions

Instruction: Find a word that is related to the given terms.

Words and Their Relations

Bewegen: To move; refers to physical activity and the process of displacement.
De 16-jarige: The 16-year-old; a young person, typically in the adolescent phase, who often exhibits characteristics of growth and development.
De arm: The arm; a body part involved in movement and interaction with the environment.
De universiteit: The university; an institution for higher education where students specialize in a field of study.
Drie weken: Three weeks; a unit of time indicating that something lasts or is planned for this period.
Het geluid: The sound; an acoustic phenomenon that we hear, often related to communication or music.
Het onderwijs: Education; the structure and processes that lead to learning and development, often organized in formal institutions such as schools and universities.
Iets nieuws leren: Learning something new; the process of acquiring new knowledge or skills, important in educational settings.
De juffrouw: The teacher (female); a female teacher in primary school, responsible for guiding students.
De basischeed: The basic principle/foundation; this may refer to a fundamental aspect or principle in basic education, possibly a typo for ‘basisschool’ (primary school).
Iets nu doen: To do something now; a call for immediate action or participation in an activity.
Niet begrijpen: Not understanding; the state in which one cannot comprehend the meaning or function of something.
Vrienden: Friends; personal relationships that provide social support and interaction.
Werken: To work; participation in an activity that yields a productive outcome, often in a formal context.
De basisschool: The primary school; the first phase of formal education where children learn basic skills.
Een goed gevoel: A good feeling; an emotional state of satisfaction or well-being, often fostered by positive experiences.
Argumenten: Arguments; reasons or evidence presented to support an opinion or viewpoint.
De media: The media; channels for communication such as television, newspapers, and online platforms that disseminate information.
Klagen: To complain; expressing dissatisfaction, often without significant attempts at improvement.
Zeuren: To whine/grumble; repeatedly complaining, often in a non-constructive way.
Wetenschappelijk: Scientific; relating to the methodology and principles of science, emphasizing empirical evidence.
De Universiteit: The University (repetition); an institution where higher education is provided, linked to research and academic development.
Bezig zijn met: To be busy with; actively involved in an activity or process.
Het beroep: The profession; professional or vocational occupation, related to one's career.
Iets doen: To do something; taking action to complete a specific activity.
De duur: The duration; the period of time within which something takes place or is maintained.
De jongere: The young person; a term often referring to children or teenagers, in the context of education and social development.
Horen: To hear; the process of auditory perception where sounds are received.
De opleiding: The training/course; a structured learning process aimed at developing skills and knowledge in a specific domain.
Zeuren: To whine/grumble (repetition); repeatedly and often tiresomely complaining.
Kogen: Kogen; potentially a pun or typo that has been misinterpreted.
Het ouderwets: The old-fashioned; relating to old or outdated styles or habits.
De spier: The muscle; a structure in the body responsible for movement and strength.
De schouder: The shoulder; a joint and body part that connects the arm and body, crucial for movement.
De radio: The radio; a medium for transmitting sound, often used for entertainment and information.
De leraar: The teacher; an educational professional responsible for teaching students.
UniversiJet: UniversiJet; possibly a typo, intended as a reference to a university or a specific course or program.
Het onderwys: Education; relating to education, possibly a typo for ‘onderwijs’.
Omgaan: To interact/deal with; the way one interacts with others or adapts to a situation.
Viten: Viten; this may refer to a way of communicating or socializing; exact meaning not clearly given in the transcript.
Uitleggen: To explain; the action of providing information or clarifying a topic.
Met begrijpen: With understanding; ensuring that the information or details are well understood.
De mening: The opinion; a personal view or stance on a specific topic.
Tevreden: Satisfied; a state of contentment or well-being, often the result of positive experiences.
De media geven goed gevoel: The media gives a good feeling; the idea that information or content disseminated via the media contributes to a positive emotional state.