Brausen Translations, meanings and synonyms

"Brausen" is mainly used as verb meaning "rush", "roar" or "bluster". It is also used as noun.

Essential properties of "Brausen"

Its most important properties are:

Properties as Verb

  • Infinitive: brausen
  • Simple past: brauste
  • Participle: gebraust

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Note: These properties are not absolute. A transitive verb can be used intransitively and vice versa depending on context, and many verbs can be used reflexively even though they are not primarily reflexive.

Properties as Noun

  • Gender: feminine
  • Singular: die Brause
  • Plural: die Brausen

Meanings of "Brausen" + more translations, synonyms and antonyms

It has the meanings and uses detailed below:

1.) "To move quickly with a loud, rushing sound"

"Brausen", when used with this meaning, acts as verb.

📝 Some usage examples:
  1. Der Wind begann stark zu brausen.The wind began to roar strongly.
  2. Das Auto brauste die Straße entlang.The car sped down the street.
  3. Die Wellen brausten gegen die Felsen.The waves crashed against the rocks.

2.) "To take a quick shower"

"Brausen", when used with this meaning, acts as verb.

📝 Some usage examples:
  1. Ich muss mich schnell brausen.I need to shower quickly.
  2. Er brauste nach dem Sport.He showered after sports.
  3. Sie braust jeden Morgen vor der Arbeit.She showers every morning before work.

3.) "A loud, continuous noise (e.g., of wind, sea, traffic)"

"Brausen", when used with this meaning, acts as noun.

📝 Some usage examples:
  1. Das Brausen des Meeres war beruhigend.The roar of the sea was calming.
  2. Ich hörte das Brausen des Verkehrs.I heard the hum of the traffic.
  3. Das Brausen des Windes war ohrenbetäubend.The bluster of the wind was deafening.
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