No. 5,751 in German
brate
"Brate" is not a standalone German word. If you mean "Braten," it translates to "roast" (typically meat).
In a sentence
Ich brate das Gemüse in der Pfanne.
I am frying the vegetables in the pan.
The word 'brate' is the conjugated form of 'braten' used here in the present tense, first-person singular, indicating the act of frying the vegetables.
Er brate das Fleisch immer mit Gewürzen.
He always fries the meat with spices.
In this subjunctive mood sentence, 'brate' is used as a hypothetical or polite form of 'braten', reflecting how the individual fries meat.
Brate den Fisch nicht zu lange!
Do not fry the fish for too long!
The word 'brate' is used in the imperative mood here, directing an action of frying the fish in a specific way.
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