Monitor
monitor
The German word 'Monitor' is a direct translation of the English word 'monitor'. It is used to describe a display screen for a computer, television, or other electronic device. The term can also refer to a person who supervises or keeps watch over something or someone, similar to its English counterpart.
Example sentences using: Monitor
Mein Computer braucht einen neuen Monitor.
My computer needs a new monitor.
In this sentence, the word 'Monitor' is used to refer to a computer screen. The sentence structure is similar to English, with the subject (My computer) coming before the verb (needs).
Der Monitor ist zu hell eingestellt.
The monitor is set too bright.
This German sentence refers to the brightness setting of a monitor, which is commonly adjustable on most electronic devices with screens. 'Zu' is the German word for 'too', conveying excessiveness.
Kannst du den Monitor reinigen?
Can you clean the monitor?
Here, 'Monitor' means the same as in English. We are asking someone if they can clean the monitor. In German, the verb often goes to the end of a sentence when forming a question.