Spruch
derNounsaying; quote; motto
English translations
- 01
phrase
- 02
saying
- 03
motto
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein kurzer, prägnanter Ausspruch, der eine Weisheit oder eine Lebensregel enthält.
- English meaning
- Saying, motto
- Synonym
- Weisheit, Zitat
- German example
- „Wer rastet, der rostet“ ist ein bekannter Spruch.
- English example
- „Use it or lose it“ is a well-known saying.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Spruch
- Plural Form
- die Sprüche
Related words
- Trinkspruch
drinking toast
- Schiedsspruch
judgment
- widerspruchsfrei
consistent
- widerspruchsfrei
unambiguous
- Anspruchsberühmer
claimant
- Anspruchsberühmer
applicant
- Trinkspruch
toast
- Schiedsspruch
arbitral award
- Spruchband
banner
- spruchreif
Ready for publication
- hochbeansprucht
Highly stressed means that something is heavily loaded or strained, often in a technical or physical context.
- Zuspruch
Encouragement
- Trinkspruch
Toast
- Freispruch
Acquittal
- Zauberspruch
Spell
- überbeanspruchen
to overstrain
- Rechtsanspruch
Legal claim
- beansprucht
Claimed
- Widerspruchsfreiheit
Consistency means that a statement or system of statements contains no logical contradictions.
- Anspruchsberühmer
Quarrelsome person
- Wappenspruch
Motto
- widerspruchsfrei
Consistent
- Widerspruch
Contradiction, objection
- anspruchsvoll
Demanding
- Richterspruch
Verdict, judgment
- Ausspruch
Statement
- Widerspruchsrecht
Right of objection
- Schiedsspruch
Arbitration award
- Merkspruch
Mnemonic, memory aid
- anspruchslos
Unassuming
- Anmachspruch
pick-up line
- Anspruch
claim
- Chauvispruch
A chauvinistic remark is a derogatory or discriminatory statement towards a specific group, often women.
- Funkspruch
Radio message
- beanspruchen
Claim
- widerspruchslos
Unanimously, without objection
- Lehrplan
Curriculum
- dauern
to last
- in Berufung gehen
To appeal
- geltend machen
To assert, to claim
- überfordern
To overwhelm
- überlasten
to overload
- zuprosten
To toast
- zu allem Ja und Amen sagen
To say yes and amen to everything means to always agree with someone without contradiction, often out of subservience or convenience.
- beuteln
to shake, to jolt; to afflict
- abfordern
Demand
Example sentences with “Spruch”
Er hat immer einen schlauen Spruch parat. (He always has a clever saying ready.)
Frequently asked questions
What is the plural of Spruch?
Spruch is masculine (der Spruch). The plural is die Sprüche (note the umlaut).