Translation of German word "Schrank" to English
derSchrank
/ʃʁaŋk/
Meaning
NounMasculine noun meaning 'wardrobe / cupboard / cabinet (piece of furniture for storage)'.
How to use
The masculine noun Schrank ('cupboard / cabinet / wardrobe / closet') declines regularly (genitive des Schrankes). In the plural, it gets an umlaut: Schränke (die Schränke).
🇬🇧 English
cupboard / wardrobe / closet / cabinet
Example
Der Schrank ist ein wichtiger Teil unseres Schlafzimmers.
The closet is an important part of our bedroom.
Ich hänge meine Kleider im Schrank.
I hang my clothes in the wardrobe.
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Common phrases
- im Schrank— in the wardrobe / cupboard (dative location)
- in den Schrank stellen— to put in the cupboard / cabinet (accusative direction)
- Kühlschrank— refrigerator (related compound)
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The German word "der Schrank" is defined as: "Masculine noun meaning 'wardrobe / cupboard / cabinet (piece of furniture for storage)'."
What does the German word "der Schrank" mean?▼
The German word "der Schrank" means "cupboard / wardrobe / closet / cabinet" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Der Schrank ist ein wichtiger Teil unseres Schlafzimmers." (which translates as "The closet is an important part of our bedroom.").
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