metropolis
die Metropole, die Metropolen
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metropolis
A very large and important city that is often the political, economic, and cultural center of a country or region.
New York gilt als eine der wichtigsten Metropolen der Welt.
New York is considered one of the most important metropolises in the world.
| gender | feminine die |
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| plural | die Metropolen |
| genitive | der Metropole |
| singular | plural | |
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| nominative | die Metropole | die Metropolen |
| accusative | die Metropole | die Metropolen |
| dative | der Metropole | den Metropolen |
| genitive | der Metropole | der Metropolen |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Metropole' (metropolis) is often combined with adjectives that emphasize its liveliness and size. Common examples are 'pulsierend' (vibrant), 'international' (international), 'modern' (modern), or 'kulturell' (cultural).
Berlin ist eine pulsierende Metropole mit einer reichen Geschichte.
Berlin is a vibrant metropolis with a rich history.
To describe what a city is known for, 'Metropole' (metropolis) is often used with a genitive or a 'von' construction. This emphasizes the city's special character.
Paris gilt als die Metropole der Mode.
Paris is considered the metropolis of fashion.
Frankfurt ist eine Metropole von großer wirtschaftlicher Bedeutung.
Frankfurt is a metropolis of great economic importance.
The word 'Metropole' (metropolis) belongs more to written language, for example in newspapers or travel guides. It sounds more formal and impressive than the word 'Großstadt' (large city).
Die Zeitung beschrieb Tokio als eine faszinierende Metropole.
The newspaper described Tokyo as a fascinating metropolis.
