Usages of der Spiegel
Im Bad liegt eine neue Zahnbürste neben dem Spiegel.
In the bathroom there is a new toothbrush next to the mirror.
Du putzt dir die Zähne vor dem Spiegel.
You brush your teeth in front of the mirror.
Ich sehe meinen Zahn im Spiegel.
I see my tooth in the mirror.
Im Flur hängt ein neuer Spiegel, in dem ich morgens mein Outfit prüfe.
In the hallway hangs a new mirror in which I check my outfit in the morning.
Ich klebe einen kleinen Merkzettel an den Spiegel, damit ich den Termin nicht vergesse.
I stick a little reminder note on the mirror so that I don’t forget the appointment.
Sie richtet den Kragen ihrer Bluse vor dem Spiegel.
She straightens the collar of her blouse in front of the mirror.
Bevor ich gehe, richte ich den Kragen meines Hemdes vor dem Spiegel.
Before I go, I straighten the collar of my shirt in front of the mirror.
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