Streit
dispute
The German word 'Streit' directly translates to 'dispute' in English. It is used to describe a disagreement or argument between two or more parties. It can refer to a minor disagreement or a more serious conflict. For example, 'Es gab einen Streit zwischen den Nachbarn.' translates to 'There was a dispute between the neighbors.' in English.
Example sentences using: Streit
Sie hatten einen großen Streit.
They had a big fight.
In this sentence, 'Streit' is used to describe a conflict or fight between two or more people. The adjective 'großen' is used to specify that it was a big or serious fight.
Er versucht, den Streit zu vermeiden.
He tries to avoid the fight.
Here, 'Streit' is used to refer to a conflict or argument that one person is trying to avoid. The verb 'vermeiden' means to avoid something.
Streit ist nicht die Lösung.
Fight is not the solution.
In this context, 'Streit' means a conflict or fight. The sentence implies that fighting does not provide an effective solution to a problem.