gießen

B1

pour, water

English meaning
pour, water
Vocabulary package
Garden & Balcony

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gießen in a sentence

Es hat nicht geregnet. Ich muss meine Blumen gießen.

It hasn't rained. I need to water my flowers.

Conjugation of gießen

ichgieße
dugießt
er/sie/esgießt
wirgießen
ihrgießt
sie/Siegießen
Simple past (er/sie/es)
goss
Perfect
hat gegossen

Word family

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Where gießen comes from

Erbwort von mittelhochdeutsch gieʒen, althochdeutsch gioʒan

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Questions about gießen

How do you conjugate gießen?

Present tense: gieße, gießt, gießt, gießen, gießt, gießen. Simple past: goss. Perfect: hat gegossen.

What does gießen mean in English?

gießen means "pour, water". For example: "Es hat nicht geregnet. Ich muss meine Blumen gießen." — "It hasn't rained. I need to water my flowers."

What level is gießen in German?

gießen is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the garden & balcony vocabulary.

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