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event in German

event in German is Wertungslauf, Ereignis, Vorgang — event means something that happens, especially something notable.

event in German

Wertungslauf
noun
Ereignis
noun
An occurrence; something that happens.
Vorgang
noun
An occurrence; something that happens.
Geschehnis
noun
An occurrence; something that happens.
Veranstaltung
noun
A prearranged social activity (function, etc.)
Ereignis
noun
Veranstaltung
noun

What does "event" mean?

  1. noun Something that happens, especially something notable.
    "The wedding was the biggest event of the year."
  2. noun A planned occasion or activity, such as a competition or gathering.
    "She's competing in three events at the championships."
  3. noun (computing) An action detected by a program, such as a click or keypress, that triggers a response.
    "The button has an event listener attached to it."
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event in a sentence

  • The wedding was the biggest event of the year.
  • News outlets covered the event live.
  • She's competing in three events at the championships.
  • The charity is holding a fundraising event at the town hall this weekend.

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What is "event" in German?
"event" in German is Wertungslauf, Ereignis, Vorgang. event means: Something that happens, especially something notable.
How do you use "event" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding was the biggest event of the year." In German, "event" is Wertungslauf, Ereignis, Vorgang.
Are there other ways to say "event" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "event": Wertungslauf, Ereignis, Vorgang, Geschehnis, Veranstaltung.
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