Gegenstand
item
Meaning of Gegenstand
eine einzelne Sache oder Einheit aus einer Menge
a single thing or unit
Pronunciation
Gegenstand with English translation
Gegenstand usage examples
Bitte legen Sie jeden Gegenstand auf den Tisch.
Please put each item on the table.
Dieser Gegenstand ist sehr schwer.
This item is very heavy.
Gegenstand synonyms
What's the difference between Gegenstand, Stück, Teil, Einheit, Artikel, Objekt, and Exemplar
Very general word for one thing, piece, or unit of goods; common in everyday speech and counting.
Means a part of a whole; not necessarily a separate object, but a component or portion.
Emphasizes a separate unit in a system, count, or measurement; more abstract and often used in formal or technical contexts.
Common word for a product or item, especially in a shop, catalog, or list; often means a listed item or product.
A more neutral and general word for a thing or object; often sounds somewhat formal or scientific.
Advanced: broader words
One copy or specimen among several identical items; often used for books, products, or collectible things.
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Questions about this word
What does Gegenstand mean?
a single thing or unit
How do you pronounce Gegenstand?
Gegenstand is pronounced [ˈɡeːɡn̩ˌʃtant].
How is Gegenstand used in a sentence?
Please put each item on the table. Translation: Bitte legen Sie jeden Gegenstand auf den Tisch.
Is Gegenstand part of E-commerce vocabulary?
Yes, Gegenstand (item) can be learned in the E-commerce topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is Gegenstand part of Websites and Apps vocabulary?
Yes, Gegenstand (item) can be learned in the Websites and Apps topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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