German - English (British) translations for "Fluss"
"Fluss" German translation
Translation
river
Definition
Fluss
Part of speech
noun
Gender
masc
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: river
Der Rhein ist ein Fluss in Deutschland.
The Rhine is a river in Germany.
Meaning: flow
Das Wasser fließt schnell und stark.
The water flows fast and strong.
Meaning: stream
Wir haben einen kleinen Bach hinter unserem Haus.
We have a small stream behind our house.
Meaning: current
Die Strömung des Flusses war sehr stark.
The current of the river was very strong.
Meaning: flood
Nach den heftigen Regenfällen kam es zu einem Fluss.
After heavy rainfall, there was a flood.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Der Rhein ist ein Fluss in Deutschland.
The Rhine is a river in Germany.
A2: Ich schwimme gerne im Fluss.
I like to swim in the river.
A2: Die Kinder spielen am Flussufer.
The children play by the riverbank.
B1: Der Fluss fließt durch die Stadt.
The river flows through the city.
B2: Wir haben gestern eine Bootstour auf dem Fluss gemacht.
We went on a boat tour on the river yesterday.
B2: Der Fluss wird oft für Wassersportaktivitäten genutzt.
The river is often used for water sports activities.
C1: Der Fluss hat sich über die Jahrhunderte tief ins Gestein eingegraben.
Over the centuries, the river has deeply carved into the rock.
C1: Die Schifffahrt auf dem Fluss wurde durch den Bau von Schleusen erleichtert.
Navigation on the river was facilitated by the construction of locks.
C2: Das Hochwasser des Flusses führte zu schweren Überschwemmungen in der Region.
The high water level of the river caused severe flooding in the region.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A 'Fluss' is a German noun that translates to 'river' in English. It refers to a large flowing body of water that moves continuously in a particular direction, usually towards the sea or another body of water.
In Germany, rivers play a significant role in the country's geography and culture. The country is home to several major rivers, including the Rhine, Danube, Elbe, and Weser. These rivers not only provide important transportation routes but also serve as popular tourist destinations, offering scenic landscapes and opportunities for various recreational activities such as boating, fishing, and river cruises.
Furthermore, many German cities are situated along rivers, which have historically played a crucial role in trade and commerce. Rivers have shaped the development of these cities and continue to be an integral part of their identity. They often serve as picturesque backdrops for architectural landmarks and cultural attractions.