Is it der, die or das Blumenbeet?
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Blumenbeet
The correct article in German of Blumenbeet is das. So it is das Blumenbeet! (nominative case)
The word Blumenbeet is neuter, therefore the correct article is das.
German declension of Blumenbeet?
How does the declension of Blumenbeet work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:
1 | Singular | Plural |
---|---|---|
Nominative | das Blumenbeet | die Blumenbeete |
Genitive | des Blumenbeets des Blumenbeetes | der Blumenbeete |
Dative | dem Blumenbeet dem Blumenbeete | den Blumenbeeten |
Akkusative | das Blumenbeet | die Blumenbeete |
What is the meaning of Blumenbeet in German?
Blumenbeet is defined as:
[1] Horticulture: a flowers planted with flowers
[1] Gartenbau: ein mit Blumen bepflanztes BeetHow to use Blumenbeet in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Blumenbeet with translations in English.
[1] In der Stadt entstand ein wirklich repräsentatives Blumenbeet.
[1] In the city, a really representative flowerbeet arose[1] Die Gärtner legen die Blumenbeete des Stadtparks an.
[1] The gardener lay the flowerbeds of the city park at[1] „Daneben gab es freilich die üblichen Blumenbeete in besonders hässlicher Gestalt.“[1]
[1] "In addition, there was, of course, the usual flowerbeds in particularly ugly figures at" [1][1] „Sogar die neu angelegten Blumenbeete und Rasenflächen waren zerstört."[2]
[1] "Even the newly created flowerbeds and lawns were destroyed" [2][1] „Es war sehr entzückend, am entzückendsten aber da, wo die bis dicht an die Bode herantretenden Gärten einen Blick auf endlos scheinende Blumenbeete gestatteten, ähnlich jenen draußen vor der Stadt, die schon, während der Eisenbahnfahrt von Berlin bis Thale, Cécile bezaubert hatten.“[3]
[1] "It was very adorable, but the most adorable but there, where the up close to the BODE gardens made a look at endless flowerbeds, similar to those outside in front of the city, already, during the railroad trip from Berlin to Thale, Cécile Naughty had at "[3]