Translation of "cookie" into German
Keks, Plätzchen, Cookie are the top translations of "cookie" into German.
(North America) A small flat, baked cake which is either crisp or soft but firm (often with chocolate chips, candies or nuts mixed in.) [..]
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Keks
noun masculineflat cake [..]
Are you going to leave me any cookies?
Lässt du mir auch ein paar Kekse übrig?
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Plätzchen
noun neutercookie (browser-related file sent from a WWW server)
Even though there were many cookies on the dish, I only ate three.
Auch wenn viele Plätzchen in der Schüssel waren, ich aß nur drei.
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Cookie
noun masculine m;n masculine;neuterOn the World Wide Web, a block of data that a Web server stores on a client system. When a user returns to the same Web site, the browser sends a copy of the cookie back to the server. Cookies are used to identify users, to instruct the server to send a customized version of the requested Web page, to submit account information for the user, and for other administrative purposes. [..]
Cookie searched for something, but our dog literally barked up the wrong tree.
Cookie suchte nach etwas, aber unser Hund hat den falschen Baum angebellt.
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Less frequent translations
- Gebäck
- Zwieback
- Dauerbrot
- Küchlein
- Person
- Puppe
- Biskuit-Porzellan
- Online-Identifikator
- Typ
- überkandidelt
- überspannt
- Haus
- Koch
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Automatic translations of "cookie" into German
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Translations with alternative spelling
Cookie (film)
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Cookie
NounCookie (Film)
Cookie searched for something, but our dog literally barked up the wrong tree.
Cookie suchte nach etwas, aber unser Hund hat den falschen Baum angebellt.
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Phrases similar to "cookie" with translations into German
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Mandelplätzchen
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Cookie’s Fortune – Aufruhr in Holly Springs
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Backblech
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Weihnachtsbrötchen · Weihnachtsgebäck · Weihnachtskekse · Weihnachtsplätzchen
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Urban Cookie Collective
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Cookies · Crack · Gebäck · Higashi · Kekse · Kleingebäck · Online-Identifikatoren · Plätzchen · Teegebäck · japanisches Trockenkonfekt
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Orangengebäck
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Spekulatius