How to Say “Concentrator” in German

Konzentrator
The English word concentrator is translated into German as Konzentrator.

Did you know?

  • If a German speaker wants to describe a place where people gather or a 'concentration point', they would avoid Konzentrator and instead use Sammelpunkt.
  • In German chemistry or industrial contexts, a Konzentrator might be referred to as an Aufkonzentrierer, a word that sounds more like a person performing an action than a piece of equipment.
  • In German, Konzentrator is frequently used in technical telecommunications to describe a device that aggregates multiple signals, rather than a person who concentrates.

Examples in context

  • Kannst du mir erklären, wie dieser Konzentrator funktioniert?
    Can you explain to me how this concentrator works?
  • Wir benötigen einen neuen Konzentrator für das Labor.
    We need a new concentrator for the laboratory.

Example conversation

Julia and Maximilian are setting up computer hardware in an office.

  1. Julia

    Maximilian, wo ist der Konzentrator für die Kabel?
    Maximilian, where is the concentrator for the cables?
  2. Maximilian

    Er liegt dort auf dem Schreibtisch, Julia.
    It is lying there on the desk, Julia.
  3. Julia

    Ich finde den Konzentrator leider nicht.
    Unfortunately, I cannot find the concentrator.
  4. Maximilian

    Ich zeige dir, wo er ist.
    I will show you where it is.
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