los
loose, going on
Definition
adjectiveBedeutungen
- 1.loose
- 2.going on
Grammatik
Grammatik, die dieses Wort verwendet
- Konjunktionaladverb 'trotzdem'Conjunctional adverb 'trotzdem' (nevertheless)
- Konjunktionaladverb 'dann'Conjunctional adverb 'dann' (then)
- welcher / welche / welches (Fragewort)welcher / welche / welches (which)
- Infinitivkonstruktion 'ohne ... zu' / 'anstatt ... zu'Infinitive construction 'ohne ... zu' / 'anstatt ... zu' (without / instead of doing)
- Adversativkonnektor 'hingegen'Adversative connector 'hingegen' (on the other hand)
- Modalpartikel-Kombinationen und SprecherhaltungModal-particle combinations and speaker attitude
- Temporale Präposition 'um' (Uhrzeit)Temporal preposition 'um' (at, clock time)
Beispiele
Was ist denn los?
What is actually going on here?
Was ist los?
What is going on here?
Komm schon, geht es los!
Come on, now it's finally starting!
Der ist von der los.
The dog is loose from the leash.
Mit dir ist los.
Something is up with you today.
Auf der war los.
There was a lot going on in the street today.
Bist du diese los?
Have you finally gotten rid of that cold?
Wir los, wir zu .
We have to get going now, or we'll be late.
In kleinen ist los.
In this small town there's little going on in the evening.
Ein an meiner ist los.
A button on my jacket has come off.