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include

include

Meaning of include

English

have something as a part

Deutsch

etwas als Teil haben

include

Pronunciation

British English
/ɪnˈkluːd/
American English
/ɪnˈkluːd/

include with German translation

include usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

The price includes breakfast.

Der Preis schließt das Frühstück ein.

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

The rent includes electricity and water.

Die Miete schließt Strom und Wasser ein.

include synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between include, contain, involve, cover, comprise, incorporate, and encompass

contain
🇬🇧English

Have inside; about containers, texts, ingredients.

very often

ENThis soup contains no meat.

involve
🇬🇧English

Have as a necessary part of an activity or process.

very often

ENMoving house involves a lot of packing.

C
🇬🇧English
cover

Deal with a topic, pay costs, apply to cases.

very often

ENThe book covers all the basic rules.

Advanced: broader words

C
🇬🇧English
comprise

Consist of all the parts; formal.

rare word

ENThe flat comprises two bedrooms and a kitchen.

I
🇬🇧English
incorporate

Make something part of a larger whole.

often

ENWe incorporated your ideas into the plan.

E
🇬🇧English
encompass

Include a wide range of things; formal.

rare word

ENThe course encompasses history, art and music.

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Questions about this word

What does include mean?

have something as a part

How do you pronounce include?

include is pronounced /ɪnˈkluːd/.

How is include used in a sentence?

Der Preis schließt das Frühstück ein. Translation: The price includes breakfast.

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