Translation for 'Australian English' from English to Dutch

Australian English

Australisch-Engels {het}taal.

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Australian

Australisch {adj}

Australiër {de}etn.

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Australian darter

Australische slangenhalsvogel {de} [Anhinga novaehollandiae]vogelk.T

Australian cassowary

helmkasuaris {de} [Casuarius casuarius]vogelk.T

Australian pelican

Australische pelikaan {de} [Pelecanus conspicillatus]vogelk.T

brilpelikaan {de} [Pelecanus conspicillatus]vogelk.T

Australian Plate

Australische Plaat {de}geol.

Australian kestrel

Australische torenvalk {de} [Falco cenchroides]vogelk.T

Australian blacktip shark

Australische zwartpunthaai {de} [Carcharhinus tilstoni]visT

Australian wood duck

manengans {de} [Chenonetta jubata]vogelk.T

Australian marbled catshark

Australische marmerkathaai {de} [Atelomycterus macleayi]visT

Australian box jelly

Australische zeewesp {de} [Chironex fleckeri]zoöl.T

Australian brush turkey

boskalkoen {de} [Alectura lathami]vogelk.T

Australian dollar <AUD, AU$>

Australische dollar {de} <AUD, AU$>valuta

(Australian) black-shouldered kite

Australische bastaardwouw {de} [Elanus axillaris, syn.: Elanus notatus]vogelk.T

Australische grijze wouw {de} [Elanus axillaris, syn.: Elanus notatus]vogelk.T

Australian brushturkey / brush-turkey

boskalkoen {de} [Alectura lathami]vogelk.T

English

Engels {adj}

Engels {het}taal.

English oak

zomereik {de} [Quercus robur, syn.: Quercus pedunculata]bot.T

• The vowels of Australian English can be divided according to length.
• With the prolonged isolation from other German speakers and contact with Australian English, a unique dialect known as Barossa German developed, spoken predominantly in the Barossa Valley near Adelaide.
• By the 1850s, "bunyip" was also used as a "synonym for impostor, pretender, humbug and the like", although this use of the word is now obsolete in Australian English.
• A Canadian newspaper in 1959 reported a minor controversy about the origins of the dish, with readers variously claiming it as Australian, English, Irish and Scottish.
• Australian English is relatively homogeneous when compared to British and American English.

• A slot machine (American English), fruit machine (British English) or poker machine (Australian English and New Zealand English) is a gambling machine that creates a game of chance for its customers.
• Macquarie University's linguistics department developed the Macquarie Dictionary. The dictionary is regarded as the standard reference on Australian English.
• Similar to Australian English are uses such as "she was great car" or "she's a real beauty, this [...]".