What does im Schnitt in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word im Schnitt in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use im Schnitt in German.
The word im Schnitt in German means cut, cut, cut, cut, haircut, average, cut, cut, cross section. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word im Schnitt
cut(das Abschneiden) (cut off) das Papier in einem raschen Schnitt abtrennen to tear the sheet off with a fast cut |
cut(das Einschneiden) (cut into) einen Schnitt in das Gewebe machen to make a cut into the tissue |
cut(Schnitt: Ergebnis) (result) gerader Schnitt straight cut |
cut(übertragen (Einschnitt, Wandel) Der Uniabschluss stellte einen Schnitt im Leben von Julia dar. |
haircut(Haarschnitt) einen tollen Schnitt tragen to have a nice haircut |
average(Quote, Durchschnitt) Im Schnitt waren die Schüler nicht so schlecht. The average of the pupils was not that bad. |
cut(von Kleidungsstücken) (clothing) Der Schnitt war perfekt für ihre schmale Figur. |
cut(Film und Fernsehen) (movie) der Schnitt einer Filmrolle the cut of a film role |
cross section(Querschnitt) den Schnitt eines Rohres berechnen to calculate the cross section of a pipe |
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