How is the word Ereignis translated from German to English

Ein Vorfall oder eine Angelegenheit, insbesondere eine wichtige.

An event or matter, especially an important one.

noun
English translation
Affair

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  • Die Hochzeit war ein großes Ereignis. The wedding was a grand affair.

  • Er hatte eine Affäre mit einer Kollegin. He had an affair with a colleague.

  • War die Zeremonie ein förmliches Ereignis? Was the ceremony a formal affair?

  • Ihre heimliche Affäre dauerte nur ein paar Wochen. Their secret affair lasted only a few weeks.

  • Jedes Detail des Ereignisses wurde im Voraus geplant. Every detail of the affair was planned in advance.

  • Glaubst du, sie weiß von der Affäre? Do you think she knows about the affair?

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How is “Ereignis” translated from German?
“Ereignis” translates into English as “Affair”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Ereignis” mean?
Meaning of “Ereignis”: Ein Vorfall oder eine Angelegenheit, insbesondere eine wichtige. In English — “Affair”.
What part of speech is “Ereignis”?
“Ereignis” is a noun.
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