die

Significat (anglès)

Article

1. (accusative,definite,feminine,form-of,nominative,singular) nominative/accusative singular feminine of der
2. (accusative,definite,form-of,nominative,plural) nominative/accusative plural of der

Pron

1. (accusative,demonstrative,feminine,form-of,nominative,relative,singular) inflection of der:
2. (accusative,demonstrative,form-of,nominative,plural,relative) inflection of der:
3. (demonstrative,form-of,relative) inflection of der:
4. (demonstrative,form-of,relative) inflection of der:

Pronunciat com a (IPA)

/diː/

Etimologia (anglès)

From Middle High German die (acc. f. sg. & nom./acc. m./f. pl.), originally distinguished from diu (nom. f. sg. & nom./acc. n. pl.). This distinction was lost early on in Central German, by the end of the Middle High German period also in Upper German. Ultimately from inflections of Proto-Germanic *sa, which see.

Sents

Was sollen die Nachbarn von uns denken ?

What will the neighbors think?

Wer hat die Hosen an ?

Wearing the pants.

Bei einem Spaziergang in der Nacht kann man leicht die Zeit vergessen .

When walking at night, it is easy to forget the time.

Die Europäische Union muss etwas unternehmen , es ist eine Schande .

The European Union should do something about this, it is a disgrace.

Doch dann flog die Tür auf und unterbrach ihn .

But then the door flew open and interrupted him.

Daher hat das Archiv und die Ausstellung im Dokumentationszentrum eine besondere Bedeutung .

Therefore, the archive and the exhibition in the documentation centre have a special significance.

Die Proportionen stimmen nicht , stellte Astrid fest .

The proportions are not right, Astrid noted.

Die Europäische Union muss eine afrikanische Agenda haben .

It is also essential for the European Union to have an African agenda.