Rauch
smoke
The German word 'Rauch' is used to describe the visible vapor or gas that is emitted by burning substances. It is a noun and can be used in various contexts such as 'dense Rauch' (dense smoke) or 'Rauch aus dem Schornstein' (smoke from the chimney).
Example sentences using: Rauch
Der Rauch kommt aus dem Schornstein.
The smoke is coming out of the chimney.
This sentence describes a situation in which smoke is observed exiting a chimney. The word 'Rauch' here refers to the visible collection of airborne solid and liquid particles and gases emitted when a material undergoes combustion or pyrolysis.
Pass auf, der Rauch könnte deine Augen reizen.
Be careful, the smoke could irritate your eyes.
This sentence is a warning about the potential negative effects of smoke (Rauch) on eyes. It implies that there is smoke in the vicinity and that it poses a risk of causing eye irritation.
Der Raum ist voller Rauch.
The room is full of smoke.
This sentence describes a room filled with smoke (Rauch). It could imply several situations such as a fire in the room, someone smoking heavily, or an excessive use of smoke machine among others.