No. 1,872 in German
termine
"Termine" means "appointments" or "deadlines" in English.
In a sentence
Ich habe morgen zwei wichtige Termine.
I have two important appointments tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'Termine' is used in the context of appointments or scheduled events.
Alle Termine im Kalender sind korrekt eingetragen.
All entries in the calendar are correctly recorded.
Here, 'Termine' refers to scheduled dates or events listed in a calendar or planning tool.
Bei so vielen Terminen ist es wichtig, organisiert zu sein.
With so many appointments, it is important to be organized.
In this context, 'Termine' highlights the concept of having multiple scheduled obligations, emphasizing the need for organization.
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