No. 3,504 in German
lager
"Lager" in German means "camp," "storage," or "warehouse."
In a sentence
Das Bier wird in großen Lagern aufbewahrt.
The beer is stored in large warehouses.
In this sentence, 'Lager' refers to a storage facility or warehouse.
Das Lager der Soldaten war gut getarnt.
The soldiers' camp was well hidden.
Here, 'Lager' is used to signify a temporary place of residence or encampment, particularly in a military context.
Ich bevorzuge Lagerbier gegenüber Pils.
I prefer lager beer over pilsner.
In this sentence, 'Lager' refers to a type of beer that is brewed using specific fermentation methods.
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