What does gewendet in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word gewendet in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use gewendet in German.
The word gewendet in German means turn around, turn to, turn into, turn inside out, transition, turn, turning point, turn to. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word gewendet
turn around(umkehren) das Fahrzeug wenden to turn the car around |
turn to(jmdn um Hilfe bitten) sich an einen Arzt wenden to turn to a doctor |
turn into(sich gegenteilig entwickeln) ein Vorteil wendet sich zum Nachteil a benefit turns into a disadvantage |
turn inside out(Innenseite nach außen kehren) die Hose zum Waschen wenden to turn the pants inside out for washing |
transition(zeitlicher Übergang) die Wende des Millenniums the turn of the millennium |
turn(Entwicklung: Veränderung) (changing aspect) Das Ereignis markierte eine Wende in meinem Leben. The event meant a change in my life. |
turning point(Sport: Umkehrpunkt) der Schwimmer ist an der Wende angekommen the swimmer reached the turning point |
turn to(jmdn kontaktieren) Wenn Sie Fragen haben, wenden Sie sich bitte an unseren Kundendienst. If you have any questions please turn to our service. |
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