Ecke
corner
In German, the word 'Ecke' is used to describe a corner, which can refer to a place where two or more lines, edges, or surfaces meet, or to a remote or out-of-the-way location. It can also be used metaphorically, as in 'in a tight corner' (in einer schwierigen Situation sein), to indicate a difficult or problematic situation.
Example sentences using: Ecke
Die Katze ist um die Ecke.
The cat is around the corner.
This phrase is used when you want to say that something is nearby and just around the corner. It is a common way to refer to something which is a short distance away.
Ich lebe in der Ecke von Berlin.
I live in the corner of Berlin.
This phrase indicates that the person lives in a specific portion of Berlin, perhaps on the outskirts or a quieter part of the city. It shows the usage of 'Ecke' in describing a location within a larger area.
Er steht immer an der gleichen Ecke.
He always stands at the same corner.
This phrase means that a certain individual is always found at the same place, literally or figuratively. The 'Ecke' here refers to a specific spot, or corner, where someone is typically found.