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reduction in German

reduction in German is Reduktion, Reduzierung — reduction means the act of making something smaller, or the amount by which it has been decreased.

reduction in German

Reduktion
noun
The act, process, or result of reducing.
Reduzierung
noun
The act, process, or result of reducing.
Reduktion
noun

What does "reduction" mean?

  1. noun The act of making something smaller, or the amount by which it has been decreased.
    "The store announced a 20% reduction on all winter coats."
  2. noun A sauce that has been boiled down until thick and concentrated.
    "The chef finished the dish with a balsamic reduction."
  3. noun A medical procedure to reset a broken bone or dislocated joint.
    "The surgeon performed a closed reduction on the fractured wrist."
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reduction in a sentence

  • The store announced a 20% reduction on all winter coats.
  • Doctors recommend a reduction in salt intake.
  • The chef finished the dish with a balsamic reduction.
  • The surgeon performed a closed reduction on the fractured wrist.

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What is "reduction" in German?

"reduction" in German is Reduktion, Reduzierung. reduction means: The act of making something smaller, or the amount by which it has been decreased.

How do you use "reduction" in a sentence?

Example: "The store announced a 20% reduction on all winter coats." In German, "reduction" is Reduktion, Reduzierung.

Are there other ways to say "reduction" in German?

Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "reduction": Reduktion, Reduzierung.

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