German - English (British) translations for "Körper"
"Körper" German translation
Translation
body
Definition
Körper
Part of speech
noun
Gender
m
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: body
Mein Körper tut mir weh.
My body hurts.
Meaning: corpus
Der Text ist Teil eines größeren Körpers von Werken.
The text is part of a larger corpus of works.
Meaning: substance
Die Seife enthält natürliche Körper.
The soap contains natural substances.
Meaning: figure
Sie hat eine wunderschöne Körper.
She has a beautiful figure.
Meaning: entity
Die Organisation ist ein eigenständiger Körper.
The organization is an independent entity.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Mein Körper tut weh.
A1: My body hurts.
A1: Ich habe einen gesunden Körper.
A1: I have a healthy body.
A1: Der Körper besteht aus vielen Teilen.
A1: The body consists of many parts.
B1: Sie hat ihren Körper trainiert, um fit zu bleiben.
B1: She has trained her body to stay fit.
B2: Nach dem Unfall musste er seinen Körper wieder aufbauen.
B2: After the accident, he had to rebuild his body.
B2: Die Tänzerin bewegte ihren Körper elegant zur Musik.
B2: The dancer moved her body elegantly to the music.
C1: Durch regelmäßiges Training konnte er seinen Körper in Topform bringen.
C1: Through regular training, he was able to get his body in top shape.
C1: Yoga hilft dabei, den Geist und den Körper zu verbinden.
C1: Yoga helps to connect the mind and the body.
C2: Der Chirurg führte eine komplexe Operation am menschlichen Körper durch.
C2: The surgeon performed a complex operation on the human body.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The word 'Körper' in German translates to 'body' in English. It refers to the physical structure of a living organism, including all its parts and systems.
In everyday usage, 'Körper' can also refer to the human body specifically. It encompasses everything from the head to the toes, including organs, muscles, bones, and skin.
Additionally, 'Körper' can be used in a more abstract sense to describe an object or entity with a physical presence or form.