Usages of das Fahrradschloss
Mein Fahrradschloss, das ich sonst im Rucksack trage, liegt noch zu Hause.
My bike lock, which I usually carry in my backpack, is still at home.
Das Fahrradschloss, mit dem ich mein Rad am Bahnhof festmache, ist leider schwerer als gedacht.
The bike lock with which I lock my bike at the train station is unfortunately heavier than I thought.
Ich mache mein Fahrrad mit dem Fahrradschloss am Zaun fest.
I secure my bicycle to the fence with the bike lock.
Mein Fahrradschloss ist schwer, aber ohne Fahrradschloss lasse ich mein Rad nicht am Bahnhof stehen.
My bike lock is heavy, but without a bike lock I do not leave my bike at the train station.
Meine Freundin hält das Fahrradschloss so fest, als würde es gleich aus ihrer Hand rutschen.
My girlfriend holds the bike lock so tightly as if it were about to slip from her hand.
Mein Bruder sucht sein Fahrradschloss, bevor wir in den Zug steigen.
My brother is looking for his bike lock before we get on the train.
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