Translation of German word "die Wohnungssuche" to English
diedie Wohnungssuche
How to use
Wohnungssuche ('apartment search') is a feminine noun: die Wohnungssuche (no plural). Auf Wohnungssuche gehen — To look for an apartment. Wohnungsmarkt — Housing market.
🇬🇧 English
apartment search
Example
Die Wohnungssuche in dieser Großstadt kann sehr anstrengend sein.
Looking for an apartment in this big city can be very exhausting.
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- auf Wohnungssuche sein / gehen— to be / go looking for an apartment
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What is the definition of the German word "die die Wohnungssuche"?▼
The German word "die die Wohnungssuche" is defined as: "Apartment hunting."
What does the German word "die die Wohnungssuche" mean?▼
The German word "die die Wohnungssuche" means "apartment search" in English.
How do you pronounce the German word "die Wohnungssuche"?▼
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Can I see an example sentence with "die Wohnungssuche"?▼
Yes, here is a practical example: "Die Wohnungssuche in München ist schwer." (which translates as "Looking for an apartment in this big city can be very exhausting.").
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