Schrank
closet
In German, the word 'Schrank' is used to refer to a closet. It can be used to describe various types of closets, including those used for storing clothes, linen, or other household items. The word is often used in combination with other words to specify the type of closet, such as 'Kleiderschrank' for a wardrobe or 'Büttenschrank' for a linen closet.
Example sentences using: Schrank
Der Schrank ist sehr groß.
The cabinet is very big.
In this sentence, 'Der Schrank ist sehr groß.' is used to describe the size of a particular cabinet, commonly found in a house or an office. 'Der Schrank' translates as 'the cabinet', 'ist' as 'is', 'sehr' as 'very', and 'groß' as 'big'.
Ich habe meine Schlüssel im Schrank gelassen.
I left my keys in the closet.
The sentence 'Ich habe meine Schlüssel im Schrank gelassen.' is used when someone has accidentally left their keys inside a closet or cabinet. 'Ich habe' translates as 'I have', 'meine Schlüssel' as 'my keys', 'im' as 'in the' and 'gelassen' as 'left'.
Der Schrank hat drei Schubladen.
The cabinet has three drawers.
In 'Der Schrank hat drei Schubladen.', the speaker is conveying that their cabinet features three drawers. 'Der Schrank' translates to 'the cabinet', 'hat' to 'has', 'drei' to 'three', and 'Schubladen' to 'drawers'.