No. 11,170 in German
selfridges
The term "Selfridges" is not a German word; it refers to a famous department store in the UK.
In a sentence
Ich habe vor, heute bei Selfridges einzukaufen.
I plan to shop at Selfridges today.
Here, 'Selfridges' is used as a proper noun referring to the department store.
Die Architektur von Selfridges ist wirklich beeindruckend.
The architecture of Selfridges is truly impressive.
In this sentence, 'Selfridges' refers to the physical building of the department store.
Selfridges bietet eine tolle Auswahl an exklusiver Kleidung.
Selfridges offers a great selection of exclusive clothing.
Here, 'Selfridges' is used to represent the services and offerings of the department store.
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