Translation of German word "Snack" to English
derSnack
/znaːk/
Meaning
NounMasculine noun meaning 'snack / light quick meal'.
How to use
Snack ('snack') is masculine: der Snack (plural: die Snacks). Adopted from English. Einen Snack essen — To have a snack.
🇬🇧 English
snack / light meal
Example
Ich esse einen Snack zwischen den Mahlzeiten.
I eat a snack between meals.
Der Snack ist sehr lecker.
The snack is very delicious.
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Common phrases
- ein kleiner Snack— a small snack
- einen Snack essen— to eat a snack
- der gesunde Snack— a healthy snack
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The German word "der Snack" is defined as: "Masculine noun meaning 'snack / light quick meal'."
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The German word "der Snack" means "snack / light meal" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ich esse einen Snack zwischen den Mahlzeiten." (which translates as "I eat a snack between meals.").
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