Uittreedt

"Uittreedt" is a Dutch verb that translates to "to resign" or "to step down" in English. It is commonly used in the context of individuals leaving their positions, such as employees resigning from their jobs or politicians stepping down from their offices. The verb is derived from the combination of "uit" (out) and "treed" (to go), indicating the act of leaving or stepping away from a position.

The verb "uittreedt" is often used in formal or professional contexts. For example, a person might say "Ik uittreed uit mijn baan" (I resigned from my job) or "De minister uittreedt uit het kabinet" (The minister stepped down from the cabinet). It can also be used in a more general sense, such as "Hij uittreedt uit de politiek" (He stepped down from politics).

In Dutch, the verb "uittreedt" is part of the regular -t verb conjugation group. The past tense form is "uittroeg," and the past participle form is "uitgetreden." The verb can be used in both the active and passive voice, depending on the context. For example, "De directeur uittreedt" (The director stepped down) is in the active voice, while "De directeur wordt uitgetreden" (The director is being stepped down) is in the passive voice.

The verb "uittreedt" is an important part of the Dutch language and is used to convey the idea of leaving or stepping away from a position. It is a useful verb to know, especially in professional or formal contexts.