Examples of using "Einheit" in a sentence and their english translations:
Unity in diversity.
The EU's unity is gradually becoming shakier.
The unity of the house is lost.
- Strength in unity.
- In unity is strength.
Who's in command of this unit?
Happy German Unity Day!
This organization lacks unity.
This dog is our regimental mascot.
The basic tactical unit of infantry was the battalion.
The Emperor is the symbol of the unity of the people.
The SI unit for electric charge is the coulomb.
in Dillon’s Irish Regiment – a French unit made up mostly of Irish émigres.
Many Eastern religions teach that there is a unity behind the diversity of phenomena.
The unit was sent to fight the Spanish on the Eastern Pyrenees front,
When war broke out with France’s neighbours, Mortier’s unit was sent to the front.
This unit was soon disbanded, but Bessières remained in Paris, and was among the soldiers
junior unit of the Imperial Guard, made up of the best conscripts from each year’s intake.
The unit went into action against the Prussians in 1793: in a brutal baptism of fire, half
One parsec is the distance at which one astronomical unit subtends an angle of one arcsecond.
International standardization was the key. The unit of measurement is TEU, or twenty-foot
The Astronomical Unit (AU) is defined as the average distance between the Earth and the Sun. It is approximately 150 million km (93 million miles).
As Adenauer said in those early days, “European unity was a dream of a few. It became a hope for the many. Today it is a necessity for all of us.”
So I say to you, the people of Europe, don't forget who you are. You are the heirs to a struggle for freedom. You're the Germans, the French, the Dutch, the Belgians, the Luxembourgers, the Italians -- and yes, the British -- who rose above old divisions and put Europe on the path to union.
"'Tom lives only an hour away,' that's what Mary said at school today. What does that mean, Mum?" Mum thought for a moment. "Well," she began, as she usually began her answers, "a distance can be expressed as a unit of time when you've established a constant rate of speed – it might be the average speed of a pedestrian, a bicycle or a car. But without knowing the context, the most natural choice would be the speed of light in vacuum, according to which–" Mum did the mental arithmetic, Johnny meanwhile scribbling everything down on a notepad, "Tom lives about a billion kilometres away, possibly on an asteroid somewhere near Saturn."