No. 300 in German
kilometer
The German word "Kilometer" means "kilometer," a unit of distance equal to 1,000 meters.
In a sentence
Ich bin gestern fünf Kilometer gelaufen.
Yesterday, I ran five kilometers.
Here, 'Kilometer' is used as a unit of measurement for distance.
Dieser Weg erstreckt sich über viele Kilometer.
This path extends over many kilometers.
Here, 'Kilometer' indicates the extent or length of a path or road.
Die Schilder zeigen die verbleibenden Kilometer bis zur Stadt an.
The signs display the remaining kilometers to the city.
Here, 'Kilometer' refers to the distance still to be covered to reach the destination.
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