No. 3,097 in German
cape
"Cape" in German translates to "cloak" or "mantle" in English, referring to a sleeveless outer garment.
In a sentence
Die Schauspielerin trug eine elegante Cape auf der Premiere.
The actress wore an elegant cape at the premiere.
The word 'Cape' here refers to a garment worn over the shoulders as part of an outfit.
Das Kap der Guten Hoffnung ist ein bekanntes geografisches Wahrzeichen.
The Cape of Good Hope is a well-known geographical landmark.
Here, 'Kap' signifies the geographic feature known as a cape, a pointed piece of land that extends into a body of water.
Der Detektiv fand einen Hinweis in der Beschreibung eines Mannes mit einem Cape.
The detective found a clue in the description of a man wearing a cape.
In this sentence, 'Cape' once again refers to a garment, emphasizing its use in a mysterious or thematic context.
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