No. 792 in German
pkw
A "PKW" (Personenkraftwagen) is a passenger car.
In a sentence
Der neue PKW steht in der Garage.
The new car is in the garage.
In this sentence, 'PKW' is used as a noun to refer to a passenger car or personal vehicle.
Meine Familie hat zwei PKWs für den täglichen Gebrauch.
My family has two cars for daily use.
Here, 'PKWs' is the plural form of 'PKW', indicating multiple passenger cars.
Das Parken von PKWs ist hier verboten.
The parking of cars is prohibited here.
In this context, 'PKWs' is utilized in a possessive structure to denote vehicles being addressed in general.
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