Spiegel
B1#2,011Hear it
noun
- mirrorsmooth surface, usually made of glass with reflective material painted on the underside, that reflects light
- levelof a liquid within a delimited space or a substance in a liquid mixture
- surfaceflat overside or up-side of a liquid
- schematic overview, tabletwo-dimensional presentation of data
- white or light-coloured markon an animal
Forms
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | Spiegel | Spiegel |
| genitive | Spiegels | Spiegel |
| dative | Spiegel | Spiegeln |
| accusative | Spiegel | Spiegel |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Im Kranz hängt ein kleiner Spiegel gegen böse Geister.In the wreath hangs a small mirror against evil spirits.A2Almabtrieb in Tirol — Bringing the Cows Down in Tyrol
- So, Sophie. Spiegel, Blinker, und dann langsam losfahren.Right, Sophie. Mirror, indicator, and then pull away slowly.A2Fahrstunde in Wien — A Driving Lesson in Vienna
- Nina kann nicht schlafen; sie übt ihren Text wieder und wieder vor dem Spiegel.Nina can't sleep; she practises her script again and again in front of the mirror.A2Die neue Stelle beim Radio — The new job at the radio station (A2)
- Der Spiegel im Flur ist alt und macht jeden freundlich.The mirror in the hall is old and makes everybody look friendly.B1Noch einmal, bitte (14) — Once more, please (14) (B1)