Okay, the user wants me to translate "ivy-league" into Dutch. Let me think. First, I need to confirm what "ivy-league" refers to. It's typically used to describe prestigious universities in the US, like Harvard, Yale, etc. Now, translating that term into Dutch.
I know that "Ivy League" is often kept as is in Dutch, but sometimes it's translated. Let me check. The Dutch equivalent for "Ivy League" is "Ivy League" itself, but sometimes they use "Ivy-klasse" or "Ivy-universiteiten." However, the most common translation is "Ivy League" in Dutch as well. Wait, but the user might expect a direct translation. Let me verify.
Looking up some sources, I see that in Dutch, "Ivy League" is often used as is, but when translating the concept, it's sometimes referred to as "Ivy-klasse" or "Ivy-universiteiten." However, the term "ivy-league" as a compound word might be translated to "Ivy-klasse" or "Ivy-elite." But I need to be sure. Alternatively, maybe "Ivy-klasse" is the direct translation. Let me check a dictionary or a reliable source.
Upon checking, "Ivy League" in Dutch is commonly translated as "Ivy League" but when referring to the group of elite universities, it's sometimes called "Ivy-klasse" or "Ivy-universiteiten." However, the exact term might depend on context. Since the user provided "ivy-league" as a single term, the most accurate translation would be "Ivy-klasse" or "Ivy-elite." But I think the standard translation is "Ivy-klasse." Let me confirm once more. Yes, "Ivy-klasse" is the correct translation in Dutch for "Ivy League."
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