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No. 12,381 in German

vitamine

"Vitamine" in German means "vitamins" in English, referring to organic compounds essential for normal growth and nutrition.

In a sentence

  • Vitamine sind wichtig für eine ausgewogene Ernährung.

    Vitamins are important for a balanced diet.

    In this sentence, 'Vitamine' serves as the subject of the sentence, referring to the general concept of vitamins as a group of nutrients.

  • Ich nehme jeden Tag Vitamine in Kapseln.

    I take vitamins in capsules every day.

    Here, 'Vitamine' is used as the direct object, referring to the vitamins that the speaker ingests.

  • Orangen enthalten viel Vitamin C, ein wichtiges Vitamin.

    Oranges contain a lot of vitamin C, an important vitamin.

    In this example, 'Vitamin' is used to describe Vitamin C as a specific nutrient, emphasizing its importance and linking it to oranges.

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