dank in German
dank in German is dampfig, feucht, nasskalt — dank means unpleasantly damp, cold, and musty, especially of an enclosed space.
dank in German
dampfig
Dark, damp and humid.
feucht
Dark, damp and humid.
nasskalt
Dark, damp and humid.
What does "dank" mean?
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adj Unpleasantly damp, cold, and musty, especially of an enclosed space.
"The cellar was dank and smelled of mildew."
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adj Slang: excellent or impressive (often used of memes or, historically, strong cannabis).
"That meme is so dank it broke the group chat."
dank in a sentence
- The cellar was dank and smelled of mildew.
- A dank fog hung over the old churchyard.
- That meme is so dank it broke the group chat.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "dank" in German?
"dank" in German is dampfig, feucht, nasskalt. dank means: Unpleasantly damp, cold, and musty, especially of an enclosed space.
How do you use "dank" in a sentence?
Example: "The cellar was dank and smelled of mildew." In German, "dank" is dampfig, feucht, nasskalt.
Are there other ways to say "dank" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "dank": dampfig, feucht, nasskalt.
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