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Translate charlatan from Dutch to English

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charlatan:
- quack; witch doctor; charlatan; gasbag; medical wizard; medical genius; windbag; medicine man
Wiktionary:
- charlatan → fraud, charlatan, quack
- charlatan → charlatan, quack, mountebank

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Detailed Translations for charlatan from Dutch to English

charlatan:

charlatan [de ~ (m)] noun

de charlatan (kwakzalver; wonderdokter)
the quack; the witch doctor; the charlatan; the gasbag; the medical wizard; the medical genius; the windbag; the medicine man
- quack [the ~] noun
- witch doctor [the ~] noun
- charlatan [the ~] noun
- gasbag [the ~] noun
- medical wizard [the ~] noun
- medical genius [the ~] noun
- windbag [the ~] noun
- medicine man [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for charlatan:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
charlatan	charlatan; kwakzalver; wonderdokter
gasbag	charlatan; kwakzalver; wonderdokter	babbelaar; kletser; leuterkous; ouwehoer; zwamneus
medical genius	charlatan; kwakzalver; wonderdokter
medical wizard	charlatan; kwakzalver; wonderdokter
medicine man	charlatan; kwakzalver; wonderdokter	toverdokter
quack	charlatan; kwakzalver; wonderdokter
windbag	charlatan; kwakzalver; wonderdokter	babbelaar; blaaskaak; bluffer; hol vat; kletser; leeg vat; leuterkous; opschepper; ouwehoer; snoever; windbuil; zwamneus
witch doctor	charlatan; kwakzalver; wonderdokter	toverdokter
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
quack		kakelen; kwaken; kwekken; kwetteren; snateren

Related Words for "charlatan":

charlatans

Wiktionary Translations for charlatan:

charlatan

noun

one who performs fraud
- fraud → fraudeur; oplichter; bedrieger; charlatan; vervalser
malicious trickster
- charlatan → charlatan
charlatan
- quack → kwakzalver; charlatan

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• charlatan	→ charlatan; quack; mountebank	↔ charlatan — vendeur ambulant de drogues qu’il débiter à grand fracas de trompe et de boniments sur les places public, monter sur des tréteaux ou sur une voiture. — note C’est généralement un terme de mépris.