incoming in German
incoming in German is eingehend — incoming means arriving or about to arrive.
incoming in German
eingehend
Coming (or about to come) in; arriving.
What does "incoming" mean?
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adjective Arriving or about to arrive.
"Please keep your seat belt fastened as the incoming train approaches the platform."
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adjective About to take up a position or role, replacing someone else.
"The outgoing head teacher showed the incoming head around the school."
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interjection Used as a warning that something, especially a projectile, is approaching.
""Incoming!" she yelled, and everyone ducked behind the wall as the snowball flew past."
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incoming in a sentence
- Please keep your seat belt fastened as the incoming train approaches the platform.
- The harbour staff checked every incoming ship before it docked.
- The outgoing head teacher showed the incoming head around the school.
- Our incoming manager has asked to meet the whole team on Monday.
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What is "incoming" in German?
"incoming" in German is eingehend. incoming means: Arriving or about to arrive.
How do you use "incoming" in a sentence?
Example: "Please keep your seat belt fastened as the incoming train approaches the platform." In German, "incoming" is eingehend.
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