appreciative in German
appreciative in German is anerkennend, anerkenntlich, dankbar — appreciative means feeling or showing gratitude and recognition of value.
appreciative in German
anerkennend
Showing appreciation or gratitude.
anerkenntlich
Showing appreciation or gratitude.
dankbar
Showing appreciation or gratitude.
wertschätzend
Showing appreciation or gratitude.
What does "appreciative" mean?
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adjective Feeling or showing gratitude and recognition of value.
"The audience was warm and appreciative throughout the show."
appreciative in a sentence
- The audience was warm and appreciative throughout the show.
- She gave an appreciative nod after tasting the dish.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "appreciative" in German?
"appreciative" in German is anerkennend, anerkenntlich, dankbar. appreciative means: Feeling or showing gratitude and recognition of value.
How do you use "appreciative" in a sentence?
Example: "The audience was warm and appreciative throughout the show." In German, "appreciative" is anerkennend, anerkenntlich, dankbar.
Are there other ways to say "appreciative" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "appreciative": anerkennend, anerkenntlich, dankbar, wertschätzend.
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