water bottle
die Trinkflasche, die Trinkflaschen
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water bottle
A bottle used to store and carry drinks for drinking, usually when you're out and about, doing sports, or at school.
Ich habe meine Trinkflasche mit Wasser gefüllt und in den Rucksack gelegt.
I filled my water bottle with water and put it in my backpack.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Trinkflaschen |
| genitive | der Trinkflasche |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Trinkflasche | die Trinkflaschen |
| accusative | die Trinkflasche | die Trinkflaschen |
| dative | der Trinkflasche | den Trinkflaschen |
| genitive | der Trinkflasche | der Trinkflaschen |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Trinkflasche' (water bottle) is made up of 'trink-' and 'Flasche' (bottle). The first part shows what the bottle is intended for: drinking.
Neben dem Fahrrad steht eine leere Trinkflasche.
There is an empty water bottle next to the bicycle.
Common combinations include 'eine Trinkflasche füllen' (to fill a water bottle), 'eine Trinkflasche mitnehmen' (to take a water bottle along), and 'aus der Trinkflasche trinken' (to drink from the water bottle). The drink is often introduced with 'mit' in the sentence.
Vergiss nicht, deine Trinkflasche zum Sport mitzunehmen!
Don't forget to take your water bottle with you to sports!
'Mit' (with) is often used for the liquid: 'eine Trinkflasche mit Wasser' (a water bottle with water). When the bottle is named as the source of the drink, 'aus' (from) is commonly used: 'aus der Trinkflasche trinken' (to drink from the water bottle).
Die Kinder tranken unterwegs aus ihren Trinkflaschen.
The children drank from their water bottles while they were out.
