Gericht
court
The word 'Gericht' in German translates to 'court' in English. It can refer to a judicial court or a court of law, where legal matters are heard and decided. Additionally, 'Gericht' can also refer to a dish or a meal, especially in the context of a restaurant or a menu. However, in the context of this question, 'Gericht' is used to mean a court of law.
Example sentences using: Gericht
Ich habe das Gericht gekocht.
I cooked the dish.
In this sentence, 'Gericht' is being used in the context of cooking. In German, 'Gericht' primarily means 'dish' or 'meal', referring to a certain type of prepared food.
Das Urteil des Gerichts war endgültig.
The court's decision was final.
Here, 'Gericht' is used in a legal context, where it denotes a 'court'. The phrase describes a final judgement given by a court.
Das Gericht war kalt.
The dish was cold.
In this example, 'Gericht' is used to refer to a certain food or meal that has been prepared. The sentence describes the state of the dish, which is cold.