passage

In German, the word 'Durchgang' is used to refer to a passage, a way through, or a corridor. It can be used to describe a physical space, such as a hallway or a narrow street, or a metaphorical one, such as a passage of time or a passage in a book. The word is a compound noun, made up of 'durch' (through) and 'Gang' (passage, walk), and is a common word in everyday German language.

Example sentences using: Durchgang

Bitte warten Sie hier, der Durchgang ist gesperrt.

Please wait here, the passageway is blocked.

In this sentence, 'Durchgang' represents a passage or route that is blocked, indicating that no one can proceed.

Der Durchgang ist auf der rechten Seite.

The passage is on the right side.

In this context, 'Durchgang' refers to a specific route or path that is located on the right of the speaker's current location.

Der Durchgang wird morgen früh wieder geöffnet.

The passage will be open again early tomorrow.

Here, 'Durchgang' is used to indicate a space that will become accessible to passage from early tomorrow.