No. 6,476 in German
einmündung
The German word "Einmündung" refers to a "junction" or "entry point" where one road or pathway joins another.
In a sentence
An dieser Straße gibt es eine scharfe Einmündung.
There is a sharp junction on this street.
Here, 'Einmündung' refers to the point where one road merges into another, creating a junction.
Die Einmündung ist oft stark befahren.
The junction is often heavily trafficked.
In this context, 'Einmündung' indicates a traffic area where roads or pathways merge.
Gehen Sie geradeaus bis Sie die Einmündung erreichen.
Go straight until you reach the junction.
Here, 'Einmündung' appears as a navigational landmark for giving directions.
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