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Tips to remember the German word ‘die Zelle’:
– Remember that the word “Zelle” sounds similar to the English word “cell.”
– Associate the word “Zelle” with the concept of a prison cell, as they share a similar meaning.
– Visualize a prison cell when trying to remember the German word “Zelle.”

Explanations:
In German, “die Zelle” is a feminine noun referring to a cell. It has several meanings, including:
1. Biological Cell: It is used to describe the basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms, such as plant or animal cells.
2. Prison Cell: “Zelle” can also refer to a jail cell where prisoners are confined.
3. Compartment: It can designate a small enclosed space or compartment in various contexts. For example, “a jail cell” is “eine Gefängniszelle” in German.

Other words with similar meanings:
– The word “die Zelle” is the most common and direct translation of “cell” in German. There is no commonly used synonym with the exact same meaning.

Alternate meanings and slang:
– While “die Zelle” primarily refers to cells in various contexts, it does not have any notable slang or alternate meanings.

Examples of sentences:
1. Die menschliche Zelle ist die grundlegende Einheit des Lebens. (The human cell is the basic unit of life.)
2. Der Gefangene verbrachte eine Nacht in einer kalten Zelle. (The prisoner spent a night in a cold cell.)
3. Im Eisenwerk gibt es eine Zelle, in der Metallproben analysiert werden. (In the ironworks, there is a cell where metal samples are analyzed.)

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