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Is it der, die or das Schwere?

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Schwere

The correct article in German of Schwere is die. So it is die Schwere! (nominative case)

The word Schwere is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.

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German declension of Schwere?

How does the declension of Schwere 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 die Schwere
Genitive der Schwere
Dative der Schwere
Akkusative die Schwere

What is the meaning of Schwere in German?

Schwere has various definitions in German:

[1] Lifted or subject -language (physics): property to have a (high) weight

[1] gehoben oder fachsprachlich (Physik): Eigenschaft, ein (hohes) Gewicht zu haben

[2] Physics, astronomy: gravity

[2] Physik, Astronomie: Schwerkraft

[3] Translated: Extent of difficulty

[3] übertragen: Ausmaß der Schwierigkeit

[4] Lifted: High degree, high extent

[4] gehoben: hoher Grad, hohes Ausmaß

How to use Schwere in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Schwere with translations in English.

[1] „Zwischen flachen, nur an einer einzigen Stelle steil und quaiartig ansteigenden Ufern liegt er da, rundum von alten Buchen eingefaßt, deren Zweige, von ihrer eignen Schwere nach unten gezogen, den See mit ihrer Spitze berühren.“

[1] "Between flat, only steeply and quai -like rising banks, it lies there, framework of old beeches, the branches of which, pulled down from its own heaviness, touched the lake with its tip"

[2] „Das Gesetz der Schwere ist in den mechanischen Künsten eine erkennende Wahrheit.“

[2] "The law of severity is a recognizing truth in the mechanical arts"

[3] Die Schüler beklagten sich über die Schwere der gestellten Aufgaben.

[3] The students complained about the severity of the tasks set

[4] „Die Schwere der Luft machte, daß das Straßentreiben unten anders als sonst auf die Sinne wirkte [...].“

[4] "The severity of the air made the road to act differently than usual on the senses."