frame
In German, the word 'Rahmen' is used to describe a frame, such as a picture frame or the frame of a bicycle. It can also refer to a framework, structure, or context in a more abstract sense. For example, 'Im Rahmen des Projekts' means 'within the framework of the project'. The plural form is 'Rahmen', pronounced the same as the singular.
The frame of this picture is beautiful.
In this sentence, 'Rahmen' is used to refer to a physical frame, specifically a picture frame. It pertains to the ornamental edge of a picture, mirror, or the like, often serving to enhance or protect the image.
We must act within the framework of our possibilities.
In this phrase, 'Rahmen' is used metaphorically to describe a limit or scope. It refers to the overall structure or system within which something exists or happens.
This event was held as part of a ceremony.
In this context, 'Rahmen' refers to the setting or context in which something happens. It is used to describe an event that happens within the context or part of something else, in this case, a ceremony.