Is it der, die or das Train?
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Train
The correct article in German of Train is der. So it is der Train! (nominative case)
The word Train is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.
German declension of Train?
How does the declension of Train 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 Train | die Trains |
| Genitive | des Trains | der Trains |
| Dative | dem Train | den Trains |
| Akkusative | den Train | die Trains |
What is the meaning of Train in German?
Train is defined as:
[1] Military: The part of a troop that is responsible for supplies
[1] Militär: der Teil einer Truppe, der für den Nachschub verantwortlich istHow to use Train in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Train with translations in English.
[1] „Der Quartiermacher vom Train ging mit Schlump durch das Dorf und ließ sich alle Quartiere genau zeigen und notierte sich alles.“
[1] "The district maker from the train went through the village with Schlump and let all the quarters show up and wrote down everything"[1] „Dort wurde die Division einwaggoniert, mitsamt dem Train, was viele Stunden dauerte, denn es ist nicht leicht, Fuhrwerke in die Eisenbahnwagen zu schieben, die Pferde fielen wiederholt in die Lücke zwischen Rampe und Waggon: um halb zwei Uhr nachmittags war die Verladung beendet.“
[1] “There the division was re -wagoned, along with the train, which took many hours, because it is not easy to push wagons into the railway cars, the horses fell repeatedly into the gap between the ramp and wagon: at half past one was The loading finished "[1] „Russischer Train, Artillerie und Infanteriekolonnen zogen um die Mittagszeit durch die Stadt Enns und drängten sich auf der Strasse zu beiden Seiten des Flusses.“
[1] "Russian train, artillery and infantry columns pulled through the city of Enns around lunchtime and crowded on the street on both sides of the river" "
