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Leine

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nounfeminine
  1. line, cord (a rope, usually relatively thin), especially
  2. washing line
  3. leashstrap or cord with which to restrain an animal
  4. a rope of lesser thickness
name
  1. a river in northern Germany, notably passing through Hannover

Forms

Declension

singularplural
nominativeLeineLeinen
genitiveLeineLeinen
dativeLeineLeinen
accusativeLeineLeinen

Used in the library

  • Der Hund zerrt an der Leine, weil er die Enten sieht.The dog pulls at the lead because it sees the ducks.B2Noch einmal, bitte (20) — Once more, please (20) (B2)
  • In den Parks der Stadt müssen Hunde seit Montag an der Leine geführt werden.Since Monday dogs have to be kept on a lead in the city's parks.B2Noch einmal, bitte (1) — Once more, please (1) (B2)
  • Der alte Köter von Emil zerrt ihn an der Leine zum Fluss, weil er dort Enten sieht.Emil's old mutt drags him on the lead to the river because he has spotted ducks.B2Noch einmal, bitte (9) — Once more, please (9) (B2)

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