kink in German
kink in German is Knick, Kurve, Perversion — kink means a tight twist or bend in something that is normally straight, such as hair, rope, or wire.
kink in German
Knick
Kurve
Perversion
Macke
A difficulty or flaw that is likely to impede operation, as in a plan or system.
What does "kink" mean?
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noun A tight twist or bend in something that is normally straight, such as hair, rope, or wire.
"She ironed the shirt to smooth out a stubborn kink in the collar."
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noun A small flaw or snag in a plan, system, or process that needs to be fixed before it runs smoothly.
"The team is still working out the kinks in the new software."
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noun An unconventional sexual preference or taste.
"Every couple has their own kinks and boundaries to discuss."
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kink in a sentence
- She ironed the shirt to smooth out a stubborn kink in the collar.
- There was a kink in the garden hose stopping the water from flowing.
- The team is still working out the kinks in the new software.
- Every couple has their own kinks and boundaries to discuss.
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What is "kink" in German?
"kink" in German is Knick, Kurve, Perversion. kink means: A tight twist or bend in something that is normally straight, such as hair, rope, or wire.
How do you use "kink" in a sentence?
Example: "She ironed the shirt to smooth out a stubborn kink in the collar." In German, "kink" is Knick, Kurve, Perversion.
Are there other ways to say "kink" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "kink": Knick, Kurve, Perversion, Macke.
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