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Is it der, die or das Gentleman?

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Gentleman

The correct article in German of Gentleman is der. So it is der Gentleman! (nominative case)

The word Gentleman is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.

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German declension of Gentleman?

How does the declension of Gentleman 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 der Gentleman die Gentlemen
Genitive des Gentlemans der Gentlemen
Dative dem Gentleman den Gentlemen
Akkusative den Gentleman die Gentlemen

What is the meaning of Gentleman in German?

Gentleman is defined as:

[1] Particularly charming man with good manners

[1] besonders charmanter Mann mit guten Umgangsformen

How to use Gentleman in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Gentleman with translations in English.

[1] Denn der Strohhut, so kann man nachlesen, "verbindet die Einfachheit des Landmannes mit der smarten Eleganz des Gentleman".

[1] Because the straw hat, you can read, "combines the simplicity of the farmer with the smart elegance of the gentleman"

[1] Nach Auffassung Lewis Mumfords zeichnet einen Gentleman „Verkörperte Männlichkeit“ aus, „ein Beispiel vollkommenen Betragens, entschieden in allen Handlungen, stoisch im Leiden, selbstbeherrscht, rücksichtsvoll, physisch auf der Höhe und mit einer humanistischen Erziehung“.

[1] According to Lewis Mumford, a gentleman distinguishes "embodied masculinity", "an example of complete amounts, decided in all actions, stoically in suffering, self -controlled, considerate, physically at height and with a humanistic education"

[1] „Die Verweigerung von Eindeutigkeit ist die Stunde des grauhaarigen Gentleman, der hier und da noch existiert.“

[1] "The refusal of uniqueness is the hour of the gray -haired gentleman, which still exists here and there"

[1] „Seine Umgangsformen waren die eines Gentlemans.“.“

[1] "His manners were that of a gentleman". "