No. 2,954 in German
anfänge
"Anfänge" in English means "beginnings."
In a sentence
Die Anfänge der modernen Technologie reichen weit zurück.
The origins of modern technology date back a long way.
Here, 'Anfänge' refers to the beginnings or origins of something, specifically modern technology.
Ich erinnere mich gerne an meine Anfänge im Beruf.
I fondly remember my beginnings in the profession.
In this sentence, 'Anfänge' describes a person's initial experiences or starting phase in their profession, implying a period of learning or adaptation.
Die Anfänge eines neuen Projekts sind immer spannend.
The beginnings of a new project are always exciting.
Here, 'Anfänge' is used to denote the initial stages or phases of a new project, emphasizing the excitement and activity of starting something new.
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