europäisch
European
Meaning of europäisch
aus dem Kontinent, zu dem Deutschland und Frankreich gehören
from Europe
Pronunciation
europäisch with English translation
europäisch usage examples
Die europäische Küche ist sehr vielfältig.
European cuisine is very diverse.
Er fährt mit einem europäischen Zug.
He's traveling on a European train.
europäisch synonyms
What's the difference between europäisch, europäisch geprägt, aus Europa stammend, gesamteuropäisch, pan-europäisch, europäischer Herkunft, kontinental, and international
Nuance: “shaped by European influence,” not just from Europe but influenced by European culture or traits.
Direct meaning: “originating from Europe,” emphasizing provenance.
Means “pan-European” or “all-European,” relating to Europe as a whole rather than one country.
Means “pan-European,” covering all of Europe; often used in politics and organizations.
Directly indicates origin: “of European origin,” often used for people, objects, or traditions.
The simplest expression: “from Europe”; neutral and directly points to location.
Advanced: broader words
Literally “continental”; in context it can mean “mainland European,” but not always specifically European.
Broader than “European”: means “international,” relating to several countries or the world in general.
Means “western”; sometimes implies the European-American cultural sphere, but not only Europe.
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Questions about this word
What does europäisch mean?
from Europe
How do you pronounce europäisch?
europäisch is pronounced [ˌɔʏ̯ʁoˈpɛːɪʃ].
How is europäisch used in a sentence?
European cuisine is very diverse. Translation: Die europäische Küche ist sehr vielfältig.
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