Badewanne

bathtub

noun BAH-de-van-ne Rare

Usage Note

Gesamtbetrag is the full sum of all individual items. Typical on invoices and in accounting documents, often specified as Gesamtbetrag inkl. MwSt. (total incl. VAT) or Gesamtbetrag netto (net total).

Examples

"Nach einem langen Tag lässt sie sich ein heißes Bad in der Badewanne ein."

Natural Translation

After a long day she runs herself a hot bath in the bathtub.

Literal Translation

After a long day lets she herself a hot bath in the bathtub in.

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