Sentence examples for german means from inspiring English sources
(Schmetterling in German means "butterfly").
Stein, in German, means rock.
Firms such as Poggenpohl and Bulthaup have made sure that in the kitchen, German means swish.
The title of his book Der AntiChrist, in German, means "Anti-Christian" just as much as it means "Antichrist".
I like the following question – from the 2010 calendar – and not just because the word "elf" in German means 11.
The overriding theme of the theory is that stimulation is perceived in organized or configurational terms (Gestalt in German means "configuration").
Being an East German meant retaining faith in the idea of Germany even though many West Germans, who needed it less, had given up on reunification.
He served briefly in a tank unit before his superiors realised that his fluent German meant they could more effectively employ him in military intelligence.
As a result, the calculated costs tend to be higher than the true German mean.
The Brits did think about calling one the Silver Mist until they discovered that "Mist," in German, meant cow dung.
Operation emissions are both dominating the CO2 life cycle of the fossil fuel-propelled Smart (column 1, Figure 2) as well as an electric Smart (column 2, Figure 2) if charged with German mean grid electricity.
