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Translation of German word "Eingang" to English

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Eingang

/ˈaɪŋaŋ/

Meaning

Noun

Masculine noun meaning 'entrance / doorway / portal'.

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How to use

Eingang ('entrance') is a masculine noun: der Eingang (plural: die Eingänge). Opposite: der Ausgang (exit). Am Eingang warten — To wait at the entrance.

🇬🇧 English

entrance / entry

Example

Der Eingang ist der Teil des Hauses, wo man eintreten und gehen kann.

The entrance is the part of the house, where you can enter and leave.

Ich gehe durch den Eingang.

I go through the entrance.

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Synonyms

access / entrygate / portal

Common phrases

  • der Haupteingang— main entrance
  • am Eingang stehen— to stand at the entrance

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Frequency rank: #388 in German

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What is the definition of the German word "der Eingang"?▼

The German word "der Eingang" is defined as: "Masculine noun meaning 'entrance / doorway / portal'."

What does the German word "der Eingang" mean?▼

The German word "der Eingang" means "entrance / entry" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "Der Eingang ist der Teil des Hauses, wo man eintreten und gehen kann." (which translates as "The entrance is the part of the house, where you can enter and leave.").

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