How to Say “Power Bank” in German

Powerbank
The English phrase power bank is Powerbank in German.

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun Powerbank is feminine and takes the definite article die. For a single power bank, use the indefinite article eine. The plural form is Powerbanks.

Did you know?

  • The word Bank in German has a double meaning, referring to both a financial institution and a bench for sitting.
  • In very formal German technical manuals, you might see the term mobiler Stromspeicher, meaning 'mobile power storage'.
  • The use of Powerbank reflects a broader trend in Germany where English words are used to sound more modern or 'trendy' in consumer electronics.

Examples in context

  • Zum Glück hatte ich eine Powerbank dabei.
    Luckily, I had a power bank with me.
    This sentence shows how to use Powerbank when mentioning that you had one with you.
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  • Als Geschäftsreisender ist ein Akkupack unverzichtbar, um meine elektronischen Geräte unterwegs aufzuladen.
    As a business traveler, a power bank is indispensable for charging my electronic devices on the go.
  • Hast du deine Powerbank dabei? Mein Handy-Akku ist fast leer, und wir müssen noch Fotos machen.
    Do you have your power bank with you? My phone's battery is almost empty, and we still need to take photos.
  • Ich brauche unbedingt eine neue Powerbank.
    I absolutely need a new power bank.
  • Hast du eine Powerbank für mein Handy?
    Do you have a power bank for my phone?

Example conversation

Felix and Hannah are at a cafe and his phone battery is low.

  1. Felix

    Mein Akku ist fast leer.
    My battery is almost empty.
  2. Hannah

    Ich habe eine Powerbank in meiner Tasche.
    I have a power bank in my bag.
  3. Felix

    Das ist echt super von dir!
    That is really great of you!
  4. Hannah

    Gerne, Felix.
    You're welcome, Felix.

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