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  ‘[[ondergrond|Ondergrond]]’ can be tricky to translate as it can have many meanings, such as:
  ‘[[ondergrond|Ondergrond]]’ can be tricky to translate as it can have many meanings, such as:


== Dutch ==
=== Dutch ===
* harde [[ondergrond]]
* harde [[ondergrond]]


== English ==
=== English ===
* hard standing
* hard standing
* hard subsurface<ref>'''subsurface''' = The stratum or strata below the earth's surface.</ref>
* hard subsurface<ref>'''subsurface''' = The stratum or strata below the earth's surface.</ref>
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* hard subsoil<ref>'''subsoil''' = The soil lying immediately under the surface soil.</ref>
* hard subsoil<ref>'''subsoil''' = The soil lying immediately under the surface soil.</ref>


== References ==
=== References ===
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Latest revision as of 03:23, 18 March 2024

Ondergrond’ can be tricky to translate as it can have many meanings, such as:

Dutch

English

  • hard standing
  • hard subsurface[1]
  • hard substrate[2]
  • hard surface
  • hard ground[3]
  • hard substratum
  • hard subsoil[4]

References

  1. subsurface = The stratum or strata below the earth's surface.
  2. substrate = An underlying substance or layer.
  3. ground = The solid surface of the earth.
  4. subsoil = The soil lying immediately under the surface soil.