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Dutch-British

Dutch-British refers to anything related to or combining elements of both Dutch and British cultures, people, or things.

Noun: A Person of Dutch-British Descent

A person of Dutch-British descent is someone who has ancestry from both the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.

Example Sentence: My friend John is a Dutch-British; his father is from the Netherlands, and his mother is from Britain.

Noun: Dutch-British Cuisine

Dutch-British cuisine refers to the blend of traditional dishes and cooking styles from both Dutch and British culinary traditions.

Example Sentence: The restaurant offers a variety of Dutch-British dishes such as shepherd's pie with a Dutch twist.

Adjective: Relating to Both Dutch and British Cultures

When used as an adjective, Dutch-British describes anything that combines or represents elements of both Dutch and British cultures.

Example Sentence: The museum exhibited an impressive collection of Dutch-British artwork from the 17th century.

Local Variation: Dutch-British Accent

The Dutch-British accent refers to the accent or manner of speaking that reflects a combination of Dutch and British linguistic influences.

Example Sentence: The actor's Dutch-British accent made his character in the movie sound unique and captivating.