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Usages of die Luft
Ich genieße die frische Luft früh am Morgen und fühle mich wach.
I enjoy the fresh air early in the morning and feel awake.
Ich spiele draußen, um frische Luft zu genießen.
I play outside in order to enjoy fresh air.
Die Luft ist kühl.
The air is cool.
Sobald der Stau endet, lasse ich das Fenster herunter und genieße frische Luft.
As soon as the traffic jam ends, I roll down the window and enjoy fresh air.
Ich atme frische Luft ein.
I breathe in fresh air.
In meiner Heimat ist die Luft frisch.
In my homeland, the air is fresh.
Frische Luft hat bei ihr eine beruhigende Wirkung.
Fresh air has a calming effect on her.
Beim Sport schwitze ich schnell, aber frische Luft hilft.
When doing sports I sweat quickly, but fresh air helps.
Der Rest der Landschaft riecht nach Gras, Heu und frischer Luft.
The rest of the landscape smells of grass, hay and fresh air.
Beim Laufen im Park schwitze ich schnell, aber die frische Luft tut mir gut.
When running in the park I sweat quickly, but the fresh air does me good.
Im Herbst ist die Landschaft bunt, und der Geruch von nassem Laub liegt in der Luft.
In autumn the landscape is colorful, and the smell of wet leaves is in the air.
Jeder Mensch braucht frische Luft.
Every person needs fresh air.
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