Usages of das Knie
Auf dem Schulweg stolpert der Junge und hat eine kleine Verletzung am Knie.
On the way to school the boy trips and has a small injury on his knee.
Die Lehrerin klebt ein Pflaster auf das Knie, und die Verletzung tut nicht mehr weh.
The teacher sticks a band‑aid on the knee, and the injury no longer hurts.
Das Pflaster auf meinem Knie ist neu.
The bandage on my knee is new.
Mein Knie tut ein bisschen weh.
My knee hurts a little.
Die Wunde an meinem Knie sieht klein aus, aber die Ärztin will sie trotzdem untersuchen.
The wound on my knee looks small, but the doctor still wants to examine it.
Der Verband, mit dem ich mein Knie schütze, sitzt besser, wenn ich ruhig bleibe.
The bandage with which I protect my knee fits better when I stay calm.
Die Ärztin verbindet die Wunde am Knie.
The doctor bandages the wound on the knee.
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