Subject - Subjekt (The 2646th Most Common German Word)
The German translation for Subject is Subjekt. This word often comes up when talking about culture & arts, education, communication, language. It can be used as noun. It is classified as a B2 word, and is the 2646th most common word in German. You can find example sentences below to provide context, and you can also listen to the word's pronunciation. Download our app to practice the 3000 most common German words, including this one, with over 60,000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types.
Pronunciation
English:
subject
German:
subjekt
Examples
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Despite our best efforts, Subject Able is proving difficult to control. | Trotz unserer besten Bemühungen ist Subjekt Able schwer zu kontrollieren. |
A subject is missing in the relative clause. | In dem Relativsatz fehlt ein Subjekt. |
Since it sounds impolite in English to answer with only yes or no, we often also add the subject and the corresponding helping verb as well. | Da es im Englischen unhöflich klingt, wenn man nur mit Ja/Nein antwortet, hängen wir noch das Subjekt und das entsprechende Hilfsverb an. |
Subject and object have a relationship, because of that is one dependent of the other to own «raison d'être». | Subjekt und Objekt haben eine Beziehung, denn das eine ist zur eigenen Daseinsberechtigung vom anderen abhängig. |
Each subject pronoun has a distinct form of se. | Jedes Subjekt hat seine eigene Form von se, die für alle Zeitformen gleich sind. |
It is an appreciable technologic subject in relation to environment. | In der Beziehung zur Umwelt handelt es sich um ein erhebliches technologisches Subjekt. |
Hence even without knowing something about a particular subject, the seeker gets correct thoughts about it. | Deshalb erhält der Gottsuchende korrekte Gedanken über ein bestimmtes Thema oder Subjekt, ohne etwas darüber zu wissen. |
The syntax urgently requires a subject like ho theos. | Die Syntax erfordert fast zwingend ein Subjekt wie ho theos. |
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Vaslav Nijinsky, ballet's most legendary superstar, is the subject of more than one ballet. | Vaslaw Nijinsky, der legendäre Ballett Superstar, ist das Subjekt von mehr als einem Ballett. |
possessive concord between subject and indirect object | Possessive Übereinstimmung zwischen Subjekt und indirektem Objekt |
The test subject will make things easier for you. | Das test subjekt wird einige sachen leichter für dich machen. |
With the pronoun subject, the predicate is not separated by a dash.He is a talented general practitioner. | Bei dem Pronomen subjekt wird das Prädikat nicht durch einen Bindestrich getrennt.Er ist ein talentierter Allgemeinarzt. |
One measure in these clashes may consist of determining a specific perception of a territory in absolute terms, of constituting it as a subject and supporting it with an identity construct. | eine massnahme in diesen auseinandersetzungen kann darin bestehen, eine bestimmte wahrnehmung eines territoriums absolut zu setzen, sie als subjekt zu konstituieren und mit einer identitätskonstruktion zu stützen. |
Nothing other than the subject himself, in an absolute sense. | Absolut nichts anderes als das Subjekt selbst. |
Only the accusative object can become the subject. | Nur das Akkusativobjekt wird zum Subjekt. |
In solipsism, only the ego exists as a subject with consciousness. | Im Solipsismus existiert das Ich als einziges Subjekt mit Bewusstsein. |
The subject of a sentence is always in the nominative. | Das Subjekt eines Satzes steht immer im Nominativ. |
Subject is both overweight and possesses a great amount of muscle mass. | Das Subjekt ist gleichzeitig übergewichtig und zeigt eine enorme Muskelmasse. |
In the place of statement and subject come subjectivation and expression. | Anstelle von Aussage und Subjekt treten Subjektivierungsweise und Äußerung. |
The object is irreducible to the subject and its capacity for insight. | Das Objekt ist irreduzibel auf das Subjekt und seine Erkenntniskapazität. |
53 Subject D-4221 is instructed to pick up SCP-463. | 53 Subjekt D-4221 wird angewiesen SCP-463 aufzuheben. |
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