der Schwerpunkt
B1focus, emphasis
- English meaning
- focus, emphasis
- Gender
- der — masculine
- Plural
- die Schwerpunkte
- CEFR level
- German B1 vocabulary list
- Vocabulary package
- Importance & Priority
- Dictionary
- German words with S
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Schwerpunkt in a sentence
Der Schwerpunkt des Kurses liegt auf Grammatik.
The focus of the course is on grammar.
Declension of der Schwerpunkt
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | der Schwerpunkt | die Schwerpunkte |
| Accusative | den Schwerpunkt | die Schwerpunkte |
| Dative | dem Schwerpunkt | den Schwerpunkten |
| Genitive | des Schwerpunktes | der Schwerpunkte |
Word family
der Schwerpunkt is built from schwer (heavy, difficult) and der Punkt (point, dot). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.
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Questions about Schwerpunkt
Is it der, die or das Schwerpunkt?
It is der Schwerpunkt — Schwerpunkt is masculine. In the plural it becomes die Schwerpunkte.
What is the plural of Schwerpunkt?
The plural of der Schwerpunkt is die Schwerpunkte.
What is the genitive of Schwerpunkt?
The genitive singular is des Schwerpunktes. The dative plural is den Schwerpunkten.
What does Schwerpunkt mean in English?
der Schwerpunkt means "focus, emphasis". For example: "Der Schwerpunkt des Kurses liegt auf Grammatik." — "The focus of the course is on grammar."
What level is Schwerpunkt in German?
Schwerpunkt is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the importance & priority vocabulary.
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