snowy in German
snowy in German is Schnee, schneebedeckt — snowy means covered in snow, or full of falling snow.
snowy in German
Schnee
Marked by snow, characterized by snow.
schneebedeckt
Marked by snow, characterized by snow.
What does "snowy" mean?
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adj Covered in snow, or full of falling snow.
"We drove carefully along the snowy mountain road."
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adj Pure white, like snow.
"The bride wore a snowy white gown."
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snowy in a sentence
- We drove carefully along the snowy mountain road.
- It was a snowy Christmas that year, just like in the movies.
- The bride wore a snowy white gown.
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What is "snowy" in German?
"snowy" in German is Schnee, schneebedeckt. snowy means: Covered in snow, or full of falling snow.
How do you use "snowy" in a sentence?
Example: "We drove carefully along the snowy mountain road." In German, "snowy" is Schnee, schneebedeckt.
Are there other ways to say "snowy" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "snowy": Schnee, schneebedeckt.
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