How to Say "Busch" in German - How To Say Guide

Busch

/bʊʃ/

Busch is the German word for bush.

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun Busch is a masculine noun, so it takes the masculine article der Busch.

/bʊʃ/

In German, the phrase im Busch is used in the idiom da ist etwas im Busch, which means 'something is fishy' or 'something is brewing'.
The German word Busch shares a direct ancestral root with the English word 'bush' from the Proto-Germanic word *buskaz.
The German phrase den Busch schlagen can refer to the act of beating bushes to flush out game during a hunt.

St. Louis in Missouri ist berühmt für den Gateway Arch und die Anheuser-Busch-Brauerei.
St. Louis, Missouri is famous for the Gateway Arch and the Anheuser-Busch Brewery.
This sentence shows how Busch is used in the name of a famous brewery.
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Die Hecke besteht aus verschiedenen Sträuchern.
The hedge consists of various bushes.
Der Park ist voller Gebüsche.
The park is full of thickets.
Hey, schau dir diesen schönen Busch an!
Hey, look at this beautiful bush!
Da vorne steht ein süßer kleiner Strauch!
There's a cute little bush over there!
Durch das Gestrüpp zu gehen, war ziemlich abenteuerlich.
Walking through the dense bush was quite an adventure.
Der kleine Busch wächst schnell im Garten.
The small bush is growing quickly in the garden.
Ein Hund versteckte sich hinter dem Busch.
A dog hid behind the bush.

Sarah and Lukas are looking at their garden.

Sarah

Schau mal, Lukas, dieser Busch ist schon sehr groß.
Look, Lukas, this bush is already very large.
Lukas

Ja, Sarah, er braucht jetzt einen Rückschnitt.
Yes, Sarah, it needs a trim now.
Sarah

Soll ich den Busch heute schneiden?
Should I cut the bush today?
Lukas

Das wäre super, danke!
That would be great, thanks!

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