German - English (British) translations for "Note"
"Note" German translation
Translation
note
Definition
Note
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: grade
Ich habe eine gute Note in der Prüfung bekommen.
I got a good grade on the exam.
Meaning: note
Kannst du mir eine kurze Notiz hinterlassen?
Can you leave me a short note?
Meaning: banknote
Ich habe nur noch eine große Banknote.
I only have a large banknote left.
Meaning: bill
Die Rechnung beträgt insgesamt 50 Euro.
The bill amounts to a total of 50 euros.
Meaning: musical note
Die Melodie beginnt mit einer hohen Note.
The melody starts with a high musical note.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Ich habe eine Note in Mathe bekommen.
A1: I got a grade in math.
A1: Kannst du mir bitte eine Notiz machen?
A1: Can you please make a note for me?
A1: Die Musiknote heißt 'C'.
A1: The musical note is called 'C'.
B1: Er hat seine Notizen für die Präsentation vorbereitet.
B1: He prepared his notes for the presentation.
B1: Sie hat ihre Noten verbessert, indem sie mehr geübt hat.
B1: She improved her grades by practicing more.
B2: Die Bank hat ihm einen Kredit mit niedrigem Zinssatz gewährt, da er eine gute Bonitätsnote hatte.
B2: The bank granted him a loan with a low interest rate because he had a good credit rating.
C1: Der Musiker spielte die Noten auf dem Klavier mit Leichtigkeit und Perfektion.
C1: The musician played the notes on the piano with ease and perfection.
C1: Das Unternehmen erhielt eine schlechte Bewertung von den Analysten, was sich negativ auf seine Aktienkurse auswirkte.
C1: The company received a poor rating from analysts, which had a negative impact on its stock prices.
C2: Der Schriftsteller wurde für seine poetische Sprache und die tiefgründigen Noten in seinen Romanen gelobt.
C2: The writer was praised for his poetic language and profound notes in his novels.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The German noun 'Note' can be translated to English as 'note' or 'grade'. It is a term commonly used in the context of education and assessment.
In Germany, students receive grades or marks for their performance in school subjects. These grades are often referred to as 'Noten'. The grading system typically ranges from 1 (excellent) to 6 (insufficient).
Notes or grades play an important role in the German education system as they determine a student's academic progress and eligibility for further studies or career opportunities.