What does spart in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word spart in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use spart in German.
The word spart in German means save, save, spare yourself, save energy, take it easy, save money, save time. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word spart
save(Geld: zur Seite legen) Geld für ein Motorrad sparen save money for a motorbike |
save(mit [etw] sparsam umgehen) Wasser sparen save water |
spare yourself(Umstände vermeiden) Den Motor hättest du nicht ausbauen müssen. Das hättest du dir sparen können. You did not have to take out the engine. You could have spared yourself that. |
save energy(mit Strom sparsam sein) Wenn wir die Haushaltskosten senken wollen, müssen wir Energie sparen. We have to save energy if we want to reduce the housekeeping costs. |
take it easy(sich körperlich schonen) Ich trage die Couch nach oben, du solltest deine Energie sparen. I am going to carry the couch upstairs, you should take it easy. |
save money(Geld für etwas aufheben) Ich muss Geld für den Urlaub sparen. I have to save money for the holidays. |
save time(sich beeilen) Um Zeit zu sparen ist Marie zur Imbißbude gegangen, anstatt zu kochen. Marie went to the food stall instead of cooking in order to save time. |
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