Examples of using "Kontext" in a sentence and their english translations:
First, a bit of context.
Context is important.
What's the context?
their context actually has.
Is this word correct in this context?
The meaning of words can change according to their context.
And I think this all comes from this cultural context
becomes the first time that people refer to memes
In fact, to put that in context,
In professional context, it's about who's being hired.
and he decided to do a project on looking at leadership in that context.
Tom said that the remark was taken out of context.
I don't really understand the context or the intended meaning of this sentence.
- The way it's said depends on the context. Can you give me an example situation?
- How you say it depends on the context. Give me an example situation.
I don't want to learn words without context.
The sentence is short and simple, but without context it will be useful to almost no one.
On Tatoeba, there are a lot of grammatically correct but strange sentences, hardly comprehensible out of context.
The meaning of words can change according to their context.
The difference between a standalone sentence and a sentence in the middle of an essay is that the latter has context.
This sentence isn't very interesting out of context.
When indicating 'tense' in Chinese, as shown above, there are 'particles', 'time-specifying words' and also many cases where it depends on context.
"I can see mine, but not yours." "What are you on about again? How should I know what you mean without a given context?" "I'm talking about our socks, of course – what else?" "Well, I've put mine in the drawer. I left yours lying about. They are indeed yours, not mine."
"'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."