How to Say “Platelets” in German
The English phrase “platelets” is translated into German as Thrombozyten. The term refers to small, colorless blood cells that help the blood to clot.
The English phrase “platelets” is translated into German as Thrombozyten. The term refers to small, colorless blood cells that help the blood to clot.
In German, ‘dibs’ is expressed as meins. The word is typically shouted or stated abruptly to claim an item or a seat immediately.
The English phrase ‘papers’ can be translated into German as Papiere. Papiere is used to refer to a collection of documents.
The English phrase “you might as well” is translated into German as du kannst genauso gut.
Happy New Year in German is expressed as frohes neues Jahr.
Oppenheimer is the German form of the surname Oppenheimer. The term is used as a surname (name). It can also be used as a noun to refer to a denizen.
The English phrase “indefinite article” is unbestimmter Artikel in German.
Hallo Schöne is the German way to say hi beautiful. This is an informal greeting used to address a woman whom the speaker finds attractive.
The English word “chad” (referring to small pieces of paper punched out) is translated into German as Stanzrest.