leer
empty
The German word 'leer' is the equivalent of the English word 'empty'. It is used to describe a container, space, or object that is devoid of content. It can also be used metaphorically to express feelings or states of being, such as an 'empty' feeling or an 'empty' room.
Example sentences using: leer
Der Raum ist leer.
The room is empty.
This sentence is used when you want to say that there is nothing in a certain space or room. 'Leer' in this context translates to 'empty'.
Ihr Glas ist fast leer.
Your glass is almost empty.
In this sentence, 'leer' is used to describe the state of someone's drink. It is commonly used in scenarios involving dining or drinking.
Die Straßen sind leer.
The streets are empty.
This sentence indicates that there are no people or vehicles on the streets. 'Leer' translates to 'empty' and is used here to describe the absence of activity.