The Dutch verb 'prutsen' means to fiddle, tinker, mess around with, hack, or ruin opportunities, describing informal or careless manipulation that often leads to mistakes or damage.
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Learn Dutch word of the day (B2): prutsenAdded:
Britain. What have you done? Ah, Britain and Britain is Netherlands of an informal heaving want to fiddle to mess around with tinker.
What do angles hack and to ruin opportunities to mess up opportunities to tinker, fiddle, mess around the hack and Britson to mess up to ruin.
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