Summary
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  1. goosebump:
    • Wiktionary:
      goose bump → kippenvel
      goose bump → kippenvel
    • Synonyms for "goosebump":
      pilomotor reflex; gooseflesh; goose bump; goose pimple; goose skin; horripilation; reflex; instinctive reflex; innate reflex; inborn reflex; unconditioned reflex; physiological reaction
    • Synonyms for "goose bump":
      pilomotor reflex; gooseflesh; goosebump; goose pimple; goose skin; horripilation; reflex; instinctive reflex; innate reflex; inborn reflex; unconditioned reflex; physiological reaction


English

Detailed Translations for goosebump from English to Dutch

goosebump: (*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)

goosebump:


Translation Matrix for goosebump:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- goose bump; goose pimple; goose skin; gooseflesh; horripilation; pilomotor reflex

Synonyms for "goosebump":

  • pilomotor reflex; gooseflesh; goose bump; goose pimple; goose skin; horripilation; reflex; instinctive reflex; innate reflex; inborn reflex; unconditioned reflex; physiological reaction

Related Definitions for "goosebump":

  1. reflex erection of hairs of the skin in response to cold or emotional stress or skin irritation1

goose bump:


Translation Matrix for goose bump:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- goose pimple; goose skin; goosebump; gooseflesh; horripilation; pilomotor reflex

Synonyms for "goose bump":

  • pilomotor reflex; gooseflesh; goosebump; goose pimple; goose skin; horripilation; reflex; instinctive reflex; innate reflex; inborn reflex; unconditioned reflex; physiological reaction

Related Definitions for "goose bump":

  1. reflex erection of hairs of the skin in response to cold or emotional stress or skin irritation1

Wiktionary Translations for goose bump:

goose bump
noun
  1. raised skin caused by cold, excitement, or fear

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
goose bump kippenvel chair de poulehérissement des poils de la peau, souvent dans le cou ou sur les bras, causée par le froid (ou la peur, au moins dans la tradition populaire).