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Is it der, die or das Kubikmeter?

DER

Kubikmeter

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

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

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German declension of Kubikmeter?

How does the declension of Kubikmeter 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 Kubikmeter die Kubikmeter
Genitive des Kubikmeters der Kubikmeter
Dative dem Kubikmeter den Kubikmetern
Akkusative den Kubikmeter die Kubikmeter

What is the meaning of Kubikmeter in German?

Kubikmeter is defined as:

[1] Room size that corresponds to the volume (space content) of a cube with a edge length of 1 meter

[1] Raummaß, das dem Volumen (Rauminhalt) eines Würfels mit 1 Meter Kantenlänge entspricht

How to use Kubikmeter in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Kubikmeter with translations in English.

[1] Bei der Entrümpelung kamen 10 Kubikmeter Müll zusammen, die wir nun entsorgen müssen.

[1] During clearing out, 10 cubic meters of garbage came together, which we now have to dispose of

[1] „2000 Kubikmeter Rhein pro Sekunde fließen an Köln vorbei; bei Niedrigwasser um die 700, bei dem Hochwasser von 1995 wurden gar 11000 gemessen.“

[1] "2000 cubic meters of Rhine per second flow past Cologne around 700, in which floods from 1995 were even 11000 measured" "

[1] „Eine gute Nachricht gibt es für alle Städte, die nur noch knapp über dem Schadstoffgrenzwert von 40 Mikrogramm Stickoxide pro Kubikmeter Luft liegen.“

[1] "There are good news for all cities that are only just above the pollutant limit of 40 micrograms nitrogen oxides per cubic meter of air"

[1] „Schutt war das Einzige, was es mehr als reichlich gab in der Trümmerwelt, die der Krieg hinterlassen hatte: rund 400 Millionen Kubikmeter.“

[1] Schutt was the only thing that was more than plentiful in the rubble world that the war left: around 400 million cubic meters ""