English–German
“sigh” in German
How to say “sigh” in German
“Sigh” in German is seufzen.
Emotional pressure escapes as one slow, audible exhalation that can signal either release or displeasure.
Example sentences with seufzen
Er seufzte enttäuscht, als er die Prüfungsergebnisse sah.
He sighed in disappointment when he saw the exam results.
Tips for using seufzen
- Seufzen commonly combines with über plus accusative for a subject of complaint and with vor plus dative for a cause, as in vor Erleichterung.