Dreck
noun
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| dirt |
| filth |
| mud |
| grime |
| rubbish |
| junk |
| trash |
| crap |
| muck |
Synonyms and Related Words for Dreck
Definition of "Dreck" in German
Fester oder angetrockneter Schmutz; nasse, schlammige Erde.
EN: “Your shoes are full of dirt.”DE: “Deine Schuhe sind voller Dreck.”
A1
EN: “After the walk in the forest, we had mud all over our pants.”DE: “Nach dem Spaziergang im Wald hatten wir überall Dreck an den Hosen.”
A2
EN: “You have to wash your hands, they are covered in dirt from gardening.”DE: “Du musst deine Hände waschen, sie sind voller Dreck von der Gartenarbeit.”
B1
Etwas Minderwertiges, Wertloses oder Unnützes; auch als Ausdruck für eine unangenehme Situation oder als Schimpfwort.
EN: “What is that? That is junk, throw it away.”DE: “Was ist das? Das ist Dreck, wirf es weg.”
A1
EN: “Why do you buy such junk? It will break immediately.”DE: “Warum kaufst du so einen Dreck? Das geht doch sofort kaputt.”
A2
EN: “I saw the new movie, but it was pure rubbish.”DE: “Ich habe den neuen Film gesehen, aber er war der reinste Dreck.”
B1