No. 13,656 in German
einbiegen
"Einbiegen" means "to turn into" or "to turn onto" (e.g., a street).
In a sentence
Ich biege in die Straße ein.
I am turning into the street.
This demonstrates the literal meaning of 'einbiegen' as 'to turn into something', usually used with roads or paths.
Bevor wir den Ort erreichen, müssen wir zweimal einbiegen.
Before reaching the destination, we must turn twice.
Here 'einbiegen' is used in relation to navigation or movement toward a place via specific turns.
Er biegt an der Kreuzung falsch ein.
He turns incorrectly at the intersection.
In this sentence, 'einbiegen' indicates making a turn at a junction but emphasizes an incorrect action.
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