At the A1 level, you just need to know that 'de regering' means 'the government'. It is the group of people who make the big rules for a country. You might hear it on the news. You can use it in simple sentences like 'De regering is in Den Haag' (The government is in The Hague). It's a 'de' word. Just think of it as the 'bosses' of the country.
At the A2 level, you start to see 'regering' in more contexts. You should know that they make decisions about things like schools, roads, and money. You can say 'De regering maakt een nieuwe wet' (The government makes a new law). You might also learn that the Dutch government is in Den Haag, not Amsterdam. It is important to recognize this word in short news articles or simple texts about the Netherlands.
At the B1 level, you should understand how the 'regering' works in a democracy. You know that people vote for parties, and those parties form a 'regering'. You can use words like 'regeringsbeleid' (government policy) and 'coalitie' (coalition). You understand that the 'regering' can 'vallen' (fall/resign) if there is a big problem. You can express your opinion about whether the government is doing a good job using this word.
At the B2 level, you understand the technical difference between 'de regering' (King + Ministers) and 'het kabinet' (Ministers + State Secretaries). You can follow complex political debates and understand terms like 'demissionaire regering' or 'regeringsverklaring'. You can discuss the 'trias politica' and how the government relates to the parliament. You use the word fluently in formal essays and discussions about social issues.
At the C1 level, you use 'regering' with nuance. You can discuss the historical evolution of the Dutch 'regeringsvorm'. You understand the subtle shift in meaning when 'regering' is used in different registers (legal vs. journalistic). You can analyze the 'regeringsakkoord' (coalition agreement) in detail and use the word to describe complex international governance structures. Your vocabulary includes related formal terms like 'bewindsvoerders' or 'het landsbestuur'.
At the C2 level, you have a native-like grasp of 'regering'. You understand its legal implications in the 'Grondwet' (Constitution). You can debate the philosophical foundations of government power. You can use the word in high-level academic writing or professional political consulting. You are aware of the most obscure idioms and historical references involving the term, and you can distinguish between the 'regering' as a functional body and as a symbolic entity.

regering em 30 segundos

  • Regering means government and refers to the executive power of a state, led by ministers.
  • In the Dutch context, it technically includes the Monarch alongside the Council of Ministers.
  • It is a 'de' word (de regering) and is essential for understanding news and politics.
  • Commonly confused with 'overheid' (the broader state) and 'kabinet' (the ministers specifically).

The Dutch word regering is a cornerstone of political and social discourse in the Netherlands. At its most basic level, it translates to 'government' in English. However, in the specific context of the Dutch constitutional system, it has a precise legal meaning: it consists of the Monarch (the King) and the ministers. While the King has no political responsibility, he is formally part of the regering. In daily life, when people talk about the regering, they are usually referring to the executive branch of the state—the group of ministers and state secretaries who manage the country's affairs, propose laws, and implement policies. This word is ubiquitous in news broadcasts, newspapers, and history lessons.

Political Context
In the Netherlands, the regering is formed after a general election through a process of coalition building. Because the Dutch system uses proportional representation, one party rarely wins an absolute majority. Therefore, multiple parties must agree to work together to form a regering.

De nieuwe regering presenteerde gisteren haar plannen voor het komende jaar.

You will encounter this word frequently when discussing national issues such as taxes, healthcare, or international relations. It is a formal word, but it is the standard term used by everyone from high-school students to political analysts. Understanding regering is essential for anyone wanting to follow Dutch current events. It is often used in phrases like 'de zittende regering' (the current government) or 'de regering is gevallen' (the government has fallen/resigned).

Historical Usage
Historically, the term relates to the act of 'regeren' (to rule). In the past, it referred more directly to the power of the sovereign, but in modern democracy, it signifies the collective responsibility of the elected cabinet under the umbrella of the crown.

Tijdens de oorlog zat de Nederlandse regering in Londen.

The word is also used in a more general sense to describe the period during which a particular leader or party is in power. For example, 'onder de regering van...' (under the government/reign of...). In this sense, it can apply to both democratic governments and historical monarchies. It carries a sense of authority and administrative duty.

Using regering correctly requires an understanding of its grammatical gender and common verb pairings. It is a 'de-word' (de regering), and its plural is regeringen. In sentences, it often acts as the subject that performs actions like deciding, announcing, or proposing. Because it is a collective noun, it usually takes a singular verb, even though it represents a group of people.

Common Verbs
Common verbs used with regering include vormen (to form), leiden (to lead), vallen (to fall/collapse), and besluiten (to decide).

Het duurde maanden voordat de partijen een nieuwe regering konden vormen.

When describing the actions of the government, you might use adjectives to specify which government you are talking about. 'De federale regering' (the federal government), 'de landelijke regering' (the national government), or 'de vorige regering' (the previous government). In a sentence, regering can also be the object of an action, such as when citizens criticize or support it.

Veel mensen zijn ontevreden over het beleid van de huidige regering.

Another important aspect is the 'regeringsbeleid' (government policy). You will often hear this in discussions about socio-economic issues. When the government resigns before the end of its term, it is called a 'demissionaire regering'. This is a very common term in Dutch politics during the transition period before a new election or coalition formation.

Sentence Structure
'De regering heeft besloten om de belastingen te verlagen.' (The government has decided to lower taxes). Note how 'heeft' (has) is singular.

De oppositie voert felle kritiek op de regering.

If you turn on the Dutch news (like the NOS Journaal) or listen to a podcast about society, you will hear regering within the first five minutes. It is the default term for the executive power. You will hear it in the 'Tweede Kamer' (House of Representatives) during debates, where members of parliament question the regering about their actions. It's also a staple of legal and administrative language.

'De regering is van mening dat dit wetsvoorstel noodzakelijk is,' zei de minister.

In educational settings, students learn about 'regeringsvormen' (forms of government) like democracy, monarchy, or dictatorship. In the business world, companies monitor 'regeringsbesluiten' (government decisions) that might affect their industry. Even in casual conversations at a birthday party or a cafe, someone might say, 'Ik ben het niet eens met de regering,' expressing their political opinion.

Media Usage
Headlines often use shortened versions or related terms like 'het kabinet', but regering remains the formal and most accurate term for the entity as a whole.

You will also hear it in international contexts, such as 'de Belgische regering' or 'de Amerikaanse regering'. It is the standard translation for any foreign national government. In movies or historical dramas, you might hear it used to describe the ruling body of a kingdom or empire. Its versatility makes it one of the most important nouns for any B1 learner to master.

De regering heeft een officieel statement uitgebracht over de situatie.

One of the most common mistakes English speakers make is using regering when they should use overheid. In English, 'government' covers everything from the Prime Minister to the local DMV. In Dutch, regering is more specific to the political leadership. If you are talking about the bureaucracy or the state as an abstract entity, overheid is usually better.

Regering vs. Kabinet
Technically, the regering is the King + Ministers, while the kabinet is the Ministers + State Secretaries. In casual speech, they are often used interchangeably, but in formal writing, the distinction matters.

Wrong: Ik werk voor de regering.
Correct: Ik werk voor de overheid.

Another mistake is the gender. Remember it is de regering, never het regering. Because it ends in '-ing', it is almost always a feminine noun in Dutch (though the distinction between masculine and feminine is fading, it still affects which pronouns you use—'haar' instead of 'zijn').

Learners also sometimes confuse regeren (to rule/govern) with reageren (to react). They sound somewhat similar to a non-native ear. Make sure you don't say 'De regering reageert het land' (The government reacts the country) when you mean 'De regering regeert het land' (The government governs the country).

Pluralization
The plural is regeringen. Some learners try to say 'regerings', which is incorrect.

To sound more natural in Dutch, it helps to know the synonyms and related terms for regering. Depending on the context—whether you are being formal, technical, or casual—you might choose a different word.

Het Kabinet
This refers specifically to the team of ministers and state secretaries. Use this when discussing political strategy or the specific people in power.
De Overheid
The 'authorities' or 'the state'. Use this when talking about laws, taxes, or public services.
Het Bewind
A more formal or historical term for 'rule' or 'administration'. Often used in the phrase 'onder het bewind van'.

Het kabinet is gisteren beëdigd door de koning.

If you are talking about the act of managing or governing in a broader sense, you might use bestuur. This is used for the board of a company, the leadership of a sports club, or the administration of a city. Gezag is another related word, meaning 'authority'.

In summary, while regering is your 'go-to' word for 'government', being aware of kabinet and overheid will help you navigate Dutch news and professional environments with much greater precision. Each word carries a slightly different nuance regarding who is involved and what their specific role is.

How Formal Is It?

Curiosidade

The Latin root 'regere' is also the ancestor of English words like 'regular', 'direct', and 'regime'.

Guia de pronúncia

UK /rəˈɣeː.rɪŋ/
US /rəˈɡeɪ.rɪŋ/
The primary stress is on the second syllable: re-GE-ring.
Rima com
ering mering tering vering nering mering pering wering
Erros comuns
  • Pronouncing the 'g' like an English 'g' (as in 'go'). It should be a Dutch 'g'.
  • Stress on the first syllable (RE-ge-ring).
  • Pronouncing the 'e' too short (like in 'set').
  • Confusing it with 'reageren' (reacting).
  • Swallowing the 'ng' at the end too much.

Nível de dificuldade

Leitura 3/5

Very common in news; easy to recognize but requires context for nuances.

Escrita 4/5

Requires correct gender (de) and knowledge of political collocations.

Expressão oral 4/5

The 'g' sounds and the 'ng' ending can be tricky for English speakers.

Audição 3/5

Distinctive sound, usually spoken clearly in formal news contexts.

O que aprender depois

Pré-requisitos

land mensen wet kiezen leiden

Aprenda a seguir

parlement minister beleid verkiezingen democratie

Avançado

soevereiniteit trias politica staatsbestel gevolmachtigde recessie

Gramática essencial

Collective Nouns

De regering (singular) heeft (singular) besloten.

Feminine Nouns in -ing

De regering en haar (her) besluit.

Compound Nouns

Regering + beleid = regeringsbeleid (note the 's').

Word Order in Subordinate Clauses

Ik denk dat de regering dit jaar valt.

Passive Voice

De wet wordt door de regering gemaakt.

Exemplos por nível

1

De regering is groot.

The government is big.

Simple subject-verb-adjective structure.

2

Waar is de regering?

Where is the government?

Question word 'Waar'.

3

De regering woont niet in dit huis.

The government does not live in this house.

Negation with 'niet'.

4

Ik zie de regering op TV.

I see the government on TV.

Direct object 'de regering'.

5

De regering helpt de mensen.

The government helps the people.

Present tense verb 'helpt'.

6

Heeft de regering een plan?

Does the government have a plan?

Inversion for question.

7

De regering spreekt vandaag.

The government speaks today.

Adverb of time 'vandaag'.

8

De nieuwe regering is goed.

The new government is good.

Adjective 'nieuwe' before the noun.

1

De regering maakt nieuwe regels voor het verkeer.

The government makes new rules for traffic.

Plural noun 'regels'.

2

De mensen stemmen voor een nieuwe regering.

The people vote for a new government.

Prepositional phrase 'voor een...'.

3

De regering werkt in Den Haag.

The government works in The Hague.

Location 'in Den Haag'.

4

Mijn vader werkt bij de regering.

My father works for the government.

Preposition 'bij' for employment.

5

De regering geeft geld aan de scholen.

The government gives money to the schools.

Indirect object 'aan de scholen'.

6

De regering wil de natuur beschermen.

The government wants to protect nature.

Modal verb 'wil' with infinitive.

7

De vorige regering was niet populair.

The previous government was not popular.

Past tense 'was'.

8

Luister jij naar de regering?

Do you listen to the government?

Verb 'luisteren' + preposition 'naar'.

1

De regering heeft een akkoord bereikt over het klimaat.

The government has reached an agreement on the climate.

Present perfect tense.

2

De oppositie heeft veel kritiek op de regering.

The opposition has a lot of criticism of the government.

Noun 'kritiek' + 'op'.

3

Als de regering valt, komen er nieuwe verkiezingen.

If the government falls, there will be new elections.

Conditional 'Als' clause.

4

De regering moet bezuinigen op de zorg.

The government must cut spending on healthcare.

Verb 'bezuinigen op'.

5

De minister-president leidt de regering.

The Prime Minister leads the government.

Compound noun 'minister-president'.

6

De regering probeert de economie te stimuleren.

The government is trying to stimulate the economy.

'te' + infinitive construction.

7

Het beleid van de regering is erg streng.

The policy of the government is very strict.

Genitive construction with 'van'.

8

De regering informeert de burgers via de media.

The government informs the citizens via the media.

Direct object 'de burgers'.

1

De regering is demissionair tot de nieuwe coalitie gevormd is.

The government is caretaker until the new coalition is formed.

Adjective 'demissionair'.

2

De koning maakt formeel deel uit van de regering.

The King is formally part of the government.

Phrasal verb 'deel uitmaken van'.

3

De regering heeft haar ontslag aangeboden aan de koning.

The government has offered its resignation to the King.

Feminine possessive 'haar' for 'regering'.

4

Er is onenigheid binnen de regering over het migratiebeleid.

There is disagreement within the government about migration policy.

Preposition 'binnen'.

5

De regering stelt een commissie in om het probleem te onderzoeken.

The government is setting up a commission to investigate the problem.

Separable verb 'instellen'.

6

De regering wordt gecontroleerd door het parlement.

The government is monitored by parliament.

Passive voice 'wordt gecontroleerd'.

7

Dit besluit van de regering heeft grote maatschappelijke gevolgen.

This decision by the government has major social consequences.

Adjective 'maatschappelijke'.

8

De regering streeft naar een rechtvaardige verdeling van de rijkdom.

The government strives for a fair distribution of wealth.

Verb 'streven naar'.

1

De regering hanteert een pragmatische aanpak in deze crisis.

The government is using a pragmatic approach in this crisis.

Formal verb 'hanteren'.

2

Het wantrouwen jegens de regering neemt toe onder de bevolking.

Distrust towards the government is increasing among the population.

Formal preposition 'jegens'.

3

De regering tracht de inflatie te beteugelen met monetaire maatregelen.

The government is attempting to curb inflation with monetary measures.

Formal verb 'trachten'.

4

Er heerst een crisis binnen de regering die tot een breuk kan leiden.

A crisis prevails within the government that could lead to a split.

Verb 'heersen'.

5

De regering heeft een mandaat gekregen van de kiezer.

The government has received a mandate from the voter.

Political term 'mandaat'.

6

De regering is verantwoordelijk voor de uitvoering van de wetten.

The government is responsible for the implementation of the laws.

Adjective 'verantwoordelijk voor'.

7

De geloofwaardigheid van de regering staat op het spel.

The government's credibility is at stake.

Idiom 'op het spel staan'.

8

De regering moet een evenwicht vinden tussen economie en milieu.

The government must find a balance between economy and environment.

Noun 'evenwicht'.

1

De constitutionele positie van de regering is verankerd in de Grondwet.

The constitutional position of the government is anchored in the Constitution.

Metaphorical verb 'verankeren'.

2

De regering fungeert als het uitvoerend orgaan van de staat.

The government functions as the executive organ of the state.

Formal verb 'fungeren als'.

3

Critici beweren dat de regering de soevereiniteit van het volk ondermijnt.

Critics claim the government is undermining the sovereignty of the people.

Verb 'ondermijnen'.

4

De regering beroept zich op het algemeen belang om de maatregel te rechtvaardigen.

The government invokes the public interest to justify the measure.

Reflexive verb 'zich beroepen op'.

5

De stabiliteit van de regering is cruciaal voor het investeringsklimaat.

The stability of the government is crucial for the investment climate.

Compound 'investeringsklimaat'.

6

De regering wordt geconfronteerd met een parlementaire enquête.

The government is faced with a parliamentary inquiry.

Passive construction 'wordt geconfronteerd met'.

7

Het regeringsbeleid vertoont een gebrek aan visie op de lange termijn.

Government policy shows a lack of long-term vision.

Noun 'visie'.

8

De regering is belast met de handhaving van de openbare orde.

The government is charged with maintaining public order.

Adjective 'belast met'.

Colocações comuns

de regering vormen
de regering valt
een demissionaire regering
de zittende regering
regeringsbeleid voeren
kritiek op de regering
de regering adviseren
een autoritaire regering
het regeringsakkoord
de regering steunen

Frases Comuns

in opdracht van de regering

— Doing something because the government asked for it.

Het onderzoek werd gedaan in opdracht van de regering.

de val van de regering

— When the government resigns before its term ends.

De val van de regering leidde tot onrust.

onder de regering van

— During the time that a specific group was in power.

Onder de regering van Kok groeide de economie.

een breuk in de regering

— A split or serious disagreement within the ruling coalition.

De breuk in de regering was onvermijdelijk.

de regering ter verantwoording roepen

— Demanding that the government explains its actions.

De Kamer riep de regering ter verantwoording.

een interim-regering

— A temporary government.

Na de revolutie kwam er een interim-regering.

het standpunt van de regering

— The official opinion or position of the government.

Wat is het standpunt van de regering over kernenergie?

de regering omverwerpen

— To forcibly remove a government from power.

De rebellen probeerden de regering omver te werpen.

regering van nationale eenheid

— A government including all major parties during a crisis.

In tijden van oorlog is er vaak een regering van nationale eenheid.

de regering-in-ballingschap

— A government living outside its own country (usually during war).

Tijdens de bezetting was er een regering-in-ballingschap.

Frequentemente confundido com

regering vs overheid

Overheid is the whole public sector; regering is just the top leaders.

regering vs kabinet

Kabinet excludes the King; regering includes him.

regering vs reageren

Reageren means 'to react'; regeren means 'to govern'.

Expressões idiomáticas

"met ijzeren vuist regeren"

— To rule with absolute, often harsh, authority.

De dictator regeert het land met ijzeren vuist.

formal
"de teugels in handen hebben"

— To be in control of the situation (like a government).

De nieuwe regering heeft de teugels stevig in handen.

neutral
"regeren is vooruitzien"

— Governing is anticipating/planning for the future.

Vergeet het klimaat niet, want regeren is vooruitzien.

formal
"over zijn graf heen regeren"

— To try to control things even after one has left power or died.

De vorige minister probeert over zijn graf heen te regeren.

informal
"het land is onregeerbaar"

— The country cannot be governed (usually due to political chaos).

Zonder een duidelijke meerderheid is het land onregeerbaar.

neutral
"de kroon spannen"

— To be the best or the most extreme (related to kingly rule).

Deze regering spant de kroon als het gaat om belastingverhogingen.

informal
"een staat in de staat"

— A group within a country that acts independently of the government.

De inlichtingendienst werd een staat in de staat.

formal
"het roer omgooien"

— To radically change policy.

De regering besloot het roer volledig om te gooien.

neutral
"iemand de wet voorschrijven"

— To tell someone exactly what to do, like a government.

Je kunt me niet zomaar de wet voorschrijven!

informal
"een papieren tijger"

— A government or law that looks powerful but has no real effect.

Die nieuwe regeling van de regering is een papieren tijger.

informal

Fácil de confundir

regering vs staat

Both relate to the country's power.

The 'staat' is the permanent entity (the state); the 'regering' is the temporary leadership.

De staat blijft bestaan, ook als de regering valt.

regering vs parlement

Both are in Den Haag.

The 'regering' proposes laws; the 'parlement' (the elected people) checks and approves them.

Het parlement controleert de regering.

regering vs bestuur

Both mean leadership.

'Bestuur' is for clubs, cities, or companies; 'regering' is only for the national level.

Het bestuur van de voetbalclub is niet de regering.

regering vs rijk

Both relate to national authority.

'Rijk' refers to the national level of government (vs. province/city).

De Rijksoverheid werkt voor de regering.

regering vs bewind

Synonyms for rule.

'Bewind' is more abstract or historical.

Het land bloeide onder zijn bewind.

Padrões de frases

A1

De regering is [adjective].

De regering is nieuw.

A2

De regering werkt in [place].

De regering werkt in Den Haag.

B1

De regering heeft [noun] [verb].

De regering heeft een wet gemaakt.

B1

Ik vind dat de regering...

Ik vind dat de regering meer moet doen.

B2

Het beleid van de regering is gericht op...

Het beleid van de regering is gericht op innovatie.

B2

Ondanks de kritiek blijft de regering...

Ondanks de kritiek blijft de regering bij haar standpunt.

C1

De regering tracht middels [noun]...

De regering tracht middels overleg een oplossing te vinden.

C2

De regering beroept zich op [noun] teneinde...

De regering beroept zich op de wet teneinde de orde te herstellen.

Família de palavras

Substantivos

regering
regent
regentschap
regeringsvorm
regeringsleider
regeringspartij

Verbos

regeren

Adjetivos

regeringsgetrouw
regeringsloos
regerend

Relacionado

overheid
minister
parlement
wet
politiek

Como usar

frequency

Very high in news, medium in daily life.

Erros comuns
  • Het regering De regering

    Regering is a de-word.

  • De regering zijn gisteren gekomen. De regering is gisteren gekomen.

    Even though it's a group, the word is singular.

  • Ik werk voor de regering. Ik werk voor de overheid.

    Unless you are a minister, you work for the 'overheid' (the state/civil service).

  • De regering reageert het land. De regering regeert het land.

    Confusing 'reageren' (react) with 'regeren' (govern).

  • De regering-besluit Het regeringsbesluit

    Compound nouns don't use hyphens like that in Dutch; they are usually one word with an 's'.

Dicas

Gender Matters

Remember it's 'de regering'. This is important for adjectives: 'de nieuwE regering'.

The '-ing' Suffix

Almost all Dutch words ending in -ing are 'de' words and are feminine. This is a great rule of thumb.

The Hague

Always associate 'regering' with 'Den Haag'. Amsterdam is the capital, but the government is in The Hague.

Falling Governments

Dutch governments 'fall' (vallen) rather than 'collapse' or 'break up' in common parlance.

The G sound

Practice the 'g' in 'regering' by making a scraping sound in your throat, like you're clearing it.

Compounds

Dutch loves long words. 'Regeringsleider' (government leader) is one word.

News keywords

If you hear 'Den Haag' on the news, 'regering' is likely to follow soon.

Coalitions

Dutch governments are always teams of multiple parties. Use 'de coalitie' as a related term.

Listen for 'haar'

In formal speeches, listen for 'de regering en haar beleid' to hear the feminine possessive.

Trias Politica

In academic settings, refer to the 'regering' as the 'uitvoerende macht' (executive power).

Memorize

Mnemônico

Think of a 'RE-GENT' (Regent) who is 'RING-ing' (ring) the bells of power. RE-GE-RING.

Associação visual

Imagine a group of people sitting around a large 'RING' table in a grand palace, deciding the rules for the country.

Word Web

Koning Ministers Wet Den Haag Beleid Verkiezingen Coalitie Land

Desafio

Try to find the word 'regering' in a Dutch news article today and write down the verb that is used with it.

Origem da palavra

Derived from the verb 'regeren', which comes from the Middle Dutch 'regeren'. This in turn stems from the Old French 'regier', originating from the Latin 'regere'.

Significado original: To keep straight, to guide, to lead, or to rule.

Indo-European (Latin branch via French).

Contexto cultural

Avoid using 'regering' to refer to a dictatorship in a way that implies it is a legitimate democratic body, unless specifying 'dictatoriale regering'.

English speakers often say 'the government is...', while in Dutch, 'de regering is...' also takes the singular. However, the Dutch term is more legally specific than the broad English 'government'.

De Troonrede (Annual speech) Het Torentje (The Prime Minister's office) Binnenhof (The heart of Dutch government)

Pratique na vida real

Contextos reais

News/Politics

  • De regering valt
  • Nieuwe regering vormen
  • Regeringsakkoord
  • Kritiek op de regering

History

  • Onder de regering van...
  • De regering-in-ballingschap
  • De vorige regering
  • Herstel van de regering

Law

  • Besluit van de regering
  • De regering stelt vast
  • Wetsvoorstel van de regering
  • Regeringswege

Education

  • Hoe werkt de regering?
  • Taken van de regering
  • De regering en de koning
  • Democratische regering

Business

  • Subsidie van de regering
  • Regeringsmaatregelen
  • Impact van de regering
  • Lobbyen bij de regering

Iniciadores de conversa

"Wat vind jij van het beleid van de huidige regering?"

"Denk je dat de regering genoeg doet voor het klimaat?"

"Hoe is de regering in jouw eigen land georganiseerd?"

"Zou je ooit voor de regering willen werken?"

"Wat is volgens jou de belangrijkste taak van een regering?"

Temas para diário

Schrijf een brief aan de regering over een probleem in jouw buurt.

Stel je voor dat jij de baas van de regering bent. Wat zou je als eerste veranderen?

Beschrijf hoe een ideale regering er volgens jou uitziet.

Reflecteer op een recent besluit van de regering en de gevolgen daarvan.

Waarom is het belangrijk dat de regering wordt gecontroleerd door het parlement?

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It is feminine. In formal Dutch, you use 'haar' (her) to refer to it. 'De regering en haar plannen'.

The 'regering' consists of the King and the ministers. The 'kabinet' consists of the ministers and the state secretaries. In practice, they often refer to the same group of political leaders.

They usually meet in 'het Trêveszaal' at the Binnenhof in The Hague.

No, 'regering' is a singular noun. You should say 'de regering is' or 'de regering heeft'.

The ministers offer their resignation to the King. The government becomes 'demissionair' (caretaker) until a new election is held or a new coalition is formed.

No, the King is part of the government but has no political power. The ministers are responsible for all his actions.

Usually every four years after general elections, unless the government falls earlier.

Yes, you can say 'de Franse regering' or 'de Chinese regering'.

It is a document where the parties in the coalition write down all the plans they have agreed on for their time in power.

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Schrijf een zin met het woord 'regering' en 'wet'.

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Wat zou jij doen als je in de regering zat? (Schrijf 2 zinnen)

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Beschrijf de taak van de regering in drie woorden.

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Vertaal: 'The previous government was not popular.'

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Schrijf een korte klacht aan de regering over de hoge huizenprijzen.

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Gebruik 'regeringsbeleid' in een zin.

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Wat is het verschil tussen de regering en de oppositie?

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Maak een vraagzin met 'regering'.

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Vertaal: 'The government has fallen.'

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Schrijf een zin over Prinsjesdag.

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Gebruik 'demissionair' in een zin met 'regering'.

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Waarom is een stabiele regering belangrijk?

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Vertaal: 'The government strives for equality.'

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Maak een zin met 'regeringsakkoord'.

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Schrijf een zin over de koning en de regering.

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Vertaal: 'There is a crisis within the government.'

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Gebruik 'regeren is vooruitzien' in een korte tekst.

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Wat is een minderheidsregering?

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Schrijf een zin over kritiek op de regering.

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Vertaal: 'The government monitors the situation.'

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Zeg: 'De regering is in Den Haag.'

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Zeg: 'Ik ben het niet eens met de regering.'

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Zeg: 'De regering heeft een nieuwe wet gemaakt.'

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Zeg: 'De regering is gisteren gevallen.'

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Zeg: 'Het regeringsbeleid is erg onduidelijk.'

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Leg in je eigen woorden uit wat een regering doet.

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Zeg: 'De koning maakt deel uit van de regering.'

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Zeg: 'Regeren is vooruitzien.'

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Zeg: 'Er is veel kritiek op de huidige regering.'

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Zeg: 'De regering moet bezuinigen op de zorg.'

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Zeg: 'De demissionaire regering neemt geen grote besluiten.'

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Zeg: 'Op Prinsjesdag horen we de plannen van de regering.'

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Zeg: 'De oppositie voert felle debatten met de regering.'

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Zeg: 'De regering streeft naar economische groei.'

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Zeg: 'Het regeringsakkoord werd na drie maanden getekend.'

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Zeg: 'De stabiliteit van de regering is essentieel.'

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Zeg: 'De regering moet naar de burgers luisteren.'

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Zeg: 'De minister-president leidt de vergadering van de regering.'

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Zeg: 'De geloofwaardigheid van de regering staat op het spel.'

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Zeg: 'De nieuwe regering wordt volgende week beëdigd.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering heeft een plan.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering valt over de begroting.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'Er is kritiek op de regering.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De nieuwe regering begint morgen.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering luistert naar de Kamer.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'Het regeringsbeleid moet veranderen.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering-in-ballingschap zat in Londen.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering presenteert de Troonrede.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering is demissionair.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'Wie zit er in de regering?'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering verhoogt de pensioenleeftijd.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering heeft een akkoord bereikt.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De stabiliteit van de regering is wankel.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering moet verantwoording afleggen.'

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Luister en schrijf op: 'De regering is verantwoordelijk voor de wet.'

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