De aanname
Example: De aanname van het nieuwe beleid is controversieel.
Definition
"De aanname" refers to the act of accepting or adopting something, such as a policy, idea, or proposal. It involves the assumption or acceptance of a particular stance or condition, often implying agreement or approval within a formal or informal context.
Etymology
The Dutch word "de aanname" originates from the verb "aanemen," which means to accept or take on. It combines "aan-" (on, at) with "nemen" (to take). Did you know that "aanname" literally means 'the taking on' or 'acceptance,' reflecting its use in contexts like adopting new policies or assumptions?
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"De aanname" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - General - (B1) - set 2", containing 113 commonly used words.
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