bachelorette in German
bachelorette in German is Single, Fräulein, Junggesellin — bachelorette means an unmarried woman, especially one celebrated before her wedding.
bachelorette in German
Single
(North America) An unmarried woman.
Fräulein
(North America) An unmarried woman.
Junggesellin
(North America) An unmarried woman.
What does "bachelorette" mean?
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noun An unmarried woman, especially one celebrated before her wedding.
"She threw a wild bachelorette party in Las Vegas."
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noun A small studio apartment with no separate bedroom.
"The bachelorette rented for less than half the price of a one-bedroom."
bachelorette in a sentence
- She threw a wild bachelorette party in Las Vegas.
- The bachelorette rented for less than half the price of a one-bedroom.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "bachelorette" in German?
"bachelorette" in German is Single, Fräulein, Junggesellin. bachelorette means: An unmarried woman, especially one celebrated before her wedding.
How do you use "bachelorette" in a sentence?
Example: "She threw a wild bachelorette party in Las Vegas." In German, "bachelorette" is Single, Fräulein, Junggesellin.
Are there other ways to say "bachelorette" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "bachelorette": Single, Fräulein, Junggesellin.
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