English–German
“drive into” in German
German
Pronunciation
IPA/ˈaʊ̯fˌfaːɐ̯ən/
Example
Sie fuhr mit dem Wagen auf den Hof auf.
She drove into the courtyard.
How to say “drive into” in German
“Drive into” in German is auffahren.
A moving vehicle or machine closes in on a point until it arrives, makes contact, or becomes active there.
Example sentences with auffahren
Der Fahrer fuhr direkt vor die Tür auf.
The driver drove directly up to the door.
Tips for using auffahren
- For the rear-ending sense, the other road user commonly appears in the dative, as in "Er fuhr dem Wagen auf".