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May sound daft, but what's the point? If your Dutch isn't up to translating your own CV, then you might as well leave it in English, as Dutch can't be a key skill that you'll be using to get a job. And it is never a good idea to present a CV that you don't fully understand.
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BTW - I do speak Dutch, and I have always done just fine with a CV in English. For anything quite advanced or technical with a large company, you will probably find that a CV in English is preferred, if not required.