German - English (British) translations for "Druck"
"Druck" German translation
Translation
Definition
Druck
Part of speech
noun
Gender
masc
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: pressure
Der Druck in den Reifen ist zu niedrig.
The pressure in the tires is too low.
Meaning: printing
Die Zeitung wird im Druckhaus gedruckt.
The newspaper is printed at the printing house.
Meaning: stress
Sie steht unter großem Druck, die Prüfung zu bestehen.
She is under a lot of stress to pass the exam.
Meaning: impression
Sein erster Eindruck von der Stadt war sehr positiv.
His first impression of the city was very positive.
Meaning: urge
Ich verspüre einen starken Drang, etwas Neues auszuprobieren.
I feel a strong urge to try something new.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Der Druck auf dem Papier ist zu hoch.
A1: The pressure on the paper is too high.
A1: Ich habe Druck in den Ohren.
A1: I have pressure in my ears.
A1: Kannst du bitte den Druck auf die Bremse erhöhen?
A1: Can you please increase the pressure on the brake?
B1: Der Druck in der Arbeitswelt kann sehr hoch sein.
B1: The pressure in the working world can be very high.
B1: Er hat mich unter Druck gesetzt, damit ich zustimme.
B1: He put me under pressure to make me agree.
B1: Die Zeitung steht unter Druck, um aktuelle Nachrichten zu liefern.
B1: The newspaper is under pressure to deliver current news.
C1: Der Druck des Wassers hat das Rohr zum Platzen gebracht.
C1: The pressure of the water caused the pipe to burst.
C1: Sie verspürt einen ständigen Druck, erfolgreich zu sein.
C1: She feels a constant pressure to be successful.
C1: Die politische Situation übt enormen Druck auf die Regierung aus.
C1: The political situation puts enormous pressure on the government.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The German noun 'Druck' translates to 'pressure' or 'stress' in English. It refers to the force exerted on an object or a person, either physically or mentally.
In a physical sense, 'Druck' can describe the pressure applied by a solid, liquid, or gas on a surface. For example, the pressure of water in a pipe or the weight of an object pressing down on a table.
In a mental or emotional sense, 'Druck' can refer to stress or pressure experienced by individuals. This can be due to work-related demands, personal expectations, or other external factors.