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No. 9,452 in German

mike

In German, "Mike" is typically a male given name, equivalent to "Mike" in English. It does not have a distinct dictionary definition beyond being a name.

In a sentence

  • Mike ist ein Freund von mir.

    Mike is a friend of mine.

    Here, 'Mike' is used as a proper noun representing a person's name.

  • Wir benutzen das Mikrofon, genannt Mike, für die Aufnahme.

    We use the microphone, called Mike, for the recording.

    In this sentence, 'Mike' is used as a nickname or designation for the microphone, illustrating its application as a metaphorical name.

  • Kannst du den Begriff ‚Mike‘ näher erklären?

    Can you explain the term 'Mike' in more detail?

    Here, 'Mike' is used as a term or topic of discussion, showcasing its usage in an interrogative context.

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