
dadrin
in there
Colloquial form of „darin“ (in it / in there): inside this object, room, or context.
Was ist dadrin?
What’s in there?
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in there
Colloquial form of „darin“ (in it / in there): inside this object, room, or context.
Was ist dadrin?
What’s in there?
„Dadrin“ (in there) is made up of „da“ (there) and „drin“ (inside). „Da“ refers to a particular object, room, or context, while „drin“ describes being inside it.
In der Schachtel ist etwas, aber ich weiß nicht, was dadrin ist.
There’s something in the box, but I don’t know what’s in there.
„Dadrin“ (in there) normally needs a clear point of reference: the situation must make it clear which object, room, or context „da“ (there) refers to.
Nimm die Tasche vorsichtig, weil dadrin eine zerbrechliche Vase liegt.
Handle the bag carefully because there’s a fragile vase in there.
„Dadrin“ (in there) is mainly used in spoken, informal everyday language and frequently occurs in short questions or spontaneous statements.
Ich war vorhin im Schuppen, ich glaube, dadrin habe ich meinen Schlüssel liegen lassen.
I was in the shed earlier; I think I left my key in there.