De factor
Example: De factor tijd is belangrijk voor ons project.
Definition
"De factor" refers to an element or circumstance that contributes to a particular result or situation. In the example phrase, it highlights the importance of a specific factor, such as time, in the success or outcome of a project.
Etymology
The word "de factor" comes from the Latin word 'factor', meaning 'doer' or 'maker'. It entered Dutch through French and Latin influences, where it was used to describe an agent or cause that produces an effect. Did you know that 'factor' originally meant someone who does or makes something?
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"De factor" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - General - (A2) - set 4", containing 115 commonly used words.
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