The English term "pre-fabrication, prefabrication" matches the Dutch term "montagebouw"

other english words that include "pre" : dutch :
presentation, suggestion aanbieding
apprehension, detention, arrest aanhouding
aptitude, predisposition, tendency, talent aanleg
fabricate, do, manufacture, prepare, kindle, light aanmaken
assumingness, arrogance, overbearingness, pretence aanmatiging
presume, claim aanspraak maken op
presence aanwezigheid
good-natured, affable, pretty, friendly, amusing aardig
accuracy, exactitude, precision accuratesse
topical, current, present-day, up-to-date, present actueel
represent, depict afbeelden
diagram, image, representation, picture afbeelding
representative afgevaardigde
deposit, spread afgeven
chasm, precipice, abyss, maw afgrond
appreciate appreciëren
detention, arrest, apprehension arrestatie
arrogance, presumption, overbearingness arrogantie
authority, glamour, prestige, glamor autoriteit
expressway, freeway autoweg
representation, picture, metaphor, diagram, statue beeld
hinder, prevent, inhibit beletten
lovable, dainty, pretty beminnelijk
prepare bereiden
expression betuiging
expression, word bewoording
presence bijzijn
urgent, pressing brandend
cypres cipres
presume, claim claimen
compress comprimeren
cypres cypres
formerly, previously, ahead daarvoor
prefer de voorkeur geven aan
pretext dekmantel
depression depressie
depress deprimeren
feign, pretend doen alsof
pretext draaierij
pregnant drachtig
oppress, squeeze, thrust dringen
pressing, urgent dringend
squeeze, oppress drukken
interpret duiden
preferably eer
ahead, formerly, previously eerder
effect, impression effect
representation, diagram, stature figuur
prepay frankeren
representative gedeputeerde
predisposition, tendency gesteldheid
sensitive, impressible, delicate, refined gevoelig
glamor, prestige, glamour, authority gezag
expression gezegde
wardrobe, clothes-press hangkast
arch-, main, predominant, principal, chief hoofd-
Ypres Ieper
impress imponeren
impressionism impressionisme
impressionist impressionist
formerly, ahead, previously indertijd
impression, effect indruk
impress indruk maken op
pickle, preserve inleggen
introduction, preface inleiding
preserve, pickle inmaken
interpretation interpretatie
interpreter interpreter
interpret interpreteren
introduction, preface introductie
striking, correct, precise, true juist
preacher kanselredenaar
empress keizerin
wardrobe, clothes-press kleerkast
precize, intelligent, handsome, learned, beautiful knap
squeeze, oppress knellen
preserve konfijten
condemnable, reprehensible, objectionable laakbaar
preferably liever
corpulent, comprehensive, fat lijvig
air-pressure luchtdruk
premier minister-president
precise minutieus
detrimentally, prejudicial, disadvantageous nadelig
exactitude, accuracy, precision nauwgezetheid
depress neerdrukken
neat, precize, net netto
pretence, high-handedness onbescheidenheid
quell, suffocate, suppress onderdrukken
vice-president ondervoorzitter
impressable, impressible, sensitive ontvankelijk
inexpressibly onuitsprekelijk
suppress opkroppen
activity, action, presentation optreden
pretentious opzichtig
pretentious ostentatief
press pers
oppress, squeeze persen
chairman, president praeses
precise, exactly precies
preacher predikant
preach prediken
prefer prefereren
prehistory prehistorie
preach preken
preparatory, preliminary preliminair
premium, prize premie
premier premier
première première
presentation presentatie
presence presentie
president, chairman preses
president, chairman president
preside presideren
prestige, glamor, glamour prestige
prestigious, glamourous prestigieus
Pretoria Pretoria
premium, price, prize prijs
recipe, prescription recept
impressible, impressable, sensitive receptief
acute, precise scherp
pretext smoes
pretext smoesje
urgent, pressing spoedeisend
precision, exactitude, accuracy, exactness stiptheid
nowadays, topical, present-day, currently, present tegenwoordig
presage, sign, omen, token, symptom, indication teken
prepare toebereiden
represent, depict uitbeelden
express uitdrukken
ample, extensive, bulky, comprehensively uitgebreid
clarify, lengthen, interpret uitleggen
interpretation uitlegging
ample, extensive, comprehensive, bulky veelomvattend
represent, depict verbeelden
presumption, fiction, imagination, assumingness verbeelding
spread verbreiden
repulse, suppress verdringen
prevent, inhibit verhinderen
inhibit, prevent verhoeden
previous, former, last, prior, past verleden
rarefy, spread verspreiden
interpretation vertolking
vice-president vice-president
formerly, previously, ahead vooraan
precede voorafgaan
last, preliminary, prior, preparatory, former voorafgaand
preparation voorbereiding
preparation voorbereidsel
indication, portent, presage, sign, omen voorbode
former, previous, last, prior voorgaand
prehistory voorgeschiedenis
pretend voorgeven
prejudice vooringenomenheid
main, principal, predominant voornaamste
prejudice vooroordeel
sign, presage, indication, omen, portent voorteken
prefix voorvoegsel
pretend voorwenden
preposition voorzetsel
precede voorzijn
preside voorzitten
president, chairman voorzitter
friendly, good-natured, pretty, kind, affable vriendelijk
appraise, estimate, appreciate waarderen
tendency, predisposition wilsbeschikking
precious, rare zeldzaam
pregnant zwanger
Dutch as an Influencer
The English language has much to thank Dutch for. Dutch settlers came to the American colonies during the 17th century and added a few words to the vocabulary. Words like Santa Claus, waffle, blink, cookie, bazooka, gin, and iceberg wouldn’t exist without it.
Learning Dutch is Easier for English Speakers
Given the influence Dutch has had on English, it makes sense that Dutch is easier for speakers to learn. This is in part because Dutch, German, and English have similar roots. It’s between English and German. It only has two definite articles, “de” and “het” to English’s one “the” and German’s “der”, “die”, “das”. But Dutch words are more difficult to pronounce. The way words are pronounced indicates to a native speaker whether they’re talking to a second-language speaker.
Dutch is a Melting Pot of Languages
Just as English owes a lot to Dutch for contributing to its vocabulary, Dutch owes the same to other languages. It picked up words like jus d’orange (orange juice) and pantalon from French, mazzel (lucky) and tof (cool) from Hebrew and others. Dutch also incorporates texting and social media slang from English as well as street slang from places like Morocco, the Antilles, and Suriname.