Translation of German word "Geschenk" to English
dasGeschenk
/ɡəʃn̩k/
Meaning
NounSomething given to another voluntarily, without charge.
How to use
The neuter noun Geschenk ('gift / present') is derived from schenken (to give a gift). Plural is Geschenke.
🇬🇧 English
gift
Example
Das Geschenk ist sehr schön.
The gift is very beautiful.
Ich möchte ein Geschenk kaufen.
I want to buy a gift.
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Common phrases
- ein Geschenk machen— to give a present (idiom)
- ein Geschenk erhalten— to receive a present / gift
- Geburtstagsgeschenk— birthday present (related compound)
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What is the definition of the German word "das Geschenk"?▼
The German word "das Geschenk" is defined as: "Something given to another voluntarily, without charge."
What does the German word "das Geschenk" mean?▼
The German word "das Geschenk" means "gift" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ein Geschenk ist immer willkommen." (which translates as "The gift is very beautiful.").
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