German - English (British) translations for "Bein"
"Bein" German translation
Translation
leg
Definition
Bein
Part of speech
noun
Gender
neuter
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: leg
Ich habe mir das Bein gebrochen.
I broke my leg.
Meaning: bone
Der Hund hat einen Knochen im Bein vergraben.
The dog buried a bone in the ground.
Meaning: beam
Die Sonne schien durch das Fenster auf mein Bein.
The sun was shining through the window onto my leg.
Meaning: branch
Der Baum hatte viele Äste und Beine.
The tree had many branches and limbs.
Meaning: part of furniture
Das Bein des Stuhls ist gebrochen.
The leg of the chair is broken.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Ich habe ein Bein.
A1: I have a leg.
A1: Mein Bein tut weh.
A1: My leg hurts.
A1: Er hat sich das Bein gebrochen.
A1: He broke his leg.
B1: Ich trage eine Bandage am Bein.
B1: I am wearing a bandage on my leg.
B1: Sie massiert ihr Bein, um die Muskeln zu entspannen.
B1: She massages her leg to relax the muscles.
B2: Nach dem Unfall konnte er sein Bein nicht bewegen.
B2: After the accident, he couldn't move his leg.
B2: Der Arzt rät ihm, sein Bein hochzulegen und zu schonen.
B2: The doctor advises him to elevate and rest his leg.
C1: Die Läuferin zog sich einen Muskelriss im rechten Bein zu.
C1: The runner suffered a muscle tear in her right leg.
C1: Er trainiert hart, um seine Beine für den Marathon zu stärken.
C1: He trains hard to strengthen his legs for the marathon.
C2: Die Physiotherapeutin hat ihm geholfen, wieder auf beide Beine zu kommen.
C2: The physiotherapist helped him get back on his feet.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Bein is a German noun that translates to 'leg' in English. It refers to the limb of the human body that extends from the hip to the foot.
In German, Bein can also refer to the leg of an animal or the leg-like structures of certain objects, such as furniture or tables.
The word Bein is commonly used in various contexts, including anatomy, medicine, sports, and everyday conversations.