German - English (British) translations for "tausend"
"tausend" German translation
Translation
thousand
Definition
thousand
Part of speech
noun
Gender
neuter
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: thousand (number)
Ich habe tausend Euro in meiner Tasche.
I have a thousand euros in my pocket.
Meaning: thousand (large amount)
Es gibt tausend Gründe, warum ich dich liebe.
There are a thousand reasons why I love you.
Meaning: thousand (figurative)
Er hat tausend Ideen im Kopf.
He has a thousand ideas in his head.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Ich habe tausend Euro.
A1: I have a thousand euros.
A1: Er hat tausend Bücher.
A1: He has a thousand books.
A1: Sie hat tausend Probleme.
A1: She has a thousand problems.
B1: Tausend Menschen waren bei dem Konzert.
B1: A thousand people were at the concert.
B1: In tausend Jahren wird sich die Welt verändert haben.
B1: In a thousand years, the world will have changed.
B1: Die Firma hat tausend neue Mitarbeiter eingestellt.
B1: The company has hired a thousand new employees.
C1: Es ist schwer vorstellbar, wie tausend Sterne am Himmel aussehen.
C1: It is hard to imagine how a thousand stars look in the sky.
C1: Der Künstler hat ein Gemälde mit tausend verschiedenen Farben geschaffen.
C1: The artist created a painting with a thousand different colors.
C1: Tausend Dank für deine Hilfe!
C1: A thousand thanks for your help!
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The German noun 'tausend' means 'thousand' in English. It is a cardinal number that represents the quantity of ten hundred or 1,000.
'Tausend' is used to express large numbers and quantities in German. It is commonly used in various contexts such as counting, measurements, time, and currency.
For example, if you want to say 'one thousand euros' in German, you would say 'tausend Euro'. Similarly, if you want to express the year 2000, you would say 'zweitausend', which literally translates to 'two thousand'.