Grenze
border
The German word 'Grenze' is used to describe a boundary or border between two areas, countries, or regions. It can be used in a physical sense, such as the border between two countries, or in a more abstract sense, such as the border between two concepts or ideas. In German, 'Grenze' is a feminine noun and is pronounced as 'grunts-uh'.
Example sentences using: Grenze
Wir leben an der Grenze zu Deutschland.
We live on the border with Germany.
This example demonstrates how the word 'Grenze' is used to define a boundary or limit between two places, in this case, the speaker's location and Germany.
Die Grenze zwischen Liebe und Hass ist oft fließend.
The border between love and hate is often fluid.
In this example, 'Grenze' is used metaphorically. It refers to the limit or boundary between two abstract concepts (love and hate), suggesting that these feelings can easily change or aren't always clearly defined.
Ich habe meine Grenze erreicht.
I have reached my limit.
This sentence uses 'Grenze' to convey the sense of a personal boundary or limit that cannot or should not be crossed. It may be used in contexts where the speaker feels overwhelmed or unable to proceed.