Maschine
machine
a piece of mechanical equipment
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Usually: a technical device, apparatus, or mechanism; broader and sometimes more formal than "Maschine".
A general word for a device or piece of equipment; used more broadly than "Maschine" and can refer to both small and large technical objects.
Usually: an installation, system, or complex of equipment; often refers to a larger technical setup rather than a single machine.
An automatic machine or device that works on its own or with minimal control; can also mean a vending machine.
Usually written as "Maschinenbau"; it means mechanical engineering or machine construction as a field, not a synonym for "Maschine" as a mechanical device.
Not a machine; it means a loop, mesh, or figuratively a trick/ploy.
Not a normal modern word; it sounds like an error or a very rare/obsolete formation. It is usually not suitable for "machine".
Means center, control room, headquarters, or central unit; not a machine, but may be related to operating a technical system.
This is simply the plural of "Maschine": machines, mechanisms, or machine tools.
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How to pronounce Maschine and what this word means
Maschine means machine. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce Maschine
/diː maˈʃiːnə/
Maschine translation
machine
Maschine examples
Die Maschine läuft den ganzen Tag.
Maschine transcription
/diː maˈʃiːnə/
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Maschine meaning: what does it mean?
ein mechanisches Gerät, das Arbeit verrichtet
Maschine pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
Maschine is pronounced as /diː maˈʃiːnə/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Maschine definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Die Maschine läuft den ganzen Tag. Translation: Машина работает весь день.
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