Definition of Drang nach Osten in English:

Drang nach Osten

nounˌdraŋ nax ˈɒst(ə)nˌdraŋ naːx ˈɔstnˈdräNG näk ˈästən

The former German policy of eastward expansion, especially that espoused under Nazi rule.
Example sentencesExamples
- Due to the ongoing Drang nach Osten (push toward the East), which some considered the great accomplishment of the Germans in the Middle Ages, increasing German colonization removed characteristic Slavic customs, dress, and language.
- Finkielkraut quotes a French commentator referring to Israel's ‘push to the East’ - a reference to Hitler's Drang nach Osten.

Origin

German, literally 'pressure towards the east'.

Definition of Drang nach Osten in US English:

Drang nach Osten

nounˈdräNG näk ˈästən

The former German policy of eastward expansion, especially that espoused under Nazi rule.
Example sentencesExamples
- Finkielkraut quotes a French commentator referring to Israel's ‘push to the East’ - a reference to Hitler's Drang nach Osten.
- Due to the ongoing Drang nach Osten (push toward the East), which some considered the great accomplishment of the Germans in the Middle Ages, increasing German colonization removed characteristic Slavic customs, dress, and language.

Origin

German, literally ‘pressure towards the east’.

单词	Drang nach Osten
释义	Definition of Drang nach Osten in English: Drang nach Osten nounˌdraŋ nax ˈɒst(ə)nˌdraŋ naːx ˈɔstnˈdräNG näk ˈästən The former German policy of eastward expansion, especially that espoused under Nazi rule. Example sentencesExamples Due to the ongoing Drang nach Osten (push toward the East), which some considered the great accomplishment of the Germans in the Middle Ages, increasing German colonization removed characteristic Slavic customs, dress, and language. Finkielkraut quotes a French commentator referring to Israel's ‘push to the East’ - a reference to Hitler's Drang nach Osten. Origin German, literally 'pressure towards the east'. Definition of Drang nach Osten in US English: Drang nach Osten nounˈdräNG näk ˈästən The former German policy of eastward expansion, especially that espoused under Nazi rule. Example sentencesExamples Finkielkraut quotes a French commentator referring to Israel's ‘push to the East’ - a reference to Hitler's Drang nach Osten. Due to the ongoing Drang nach Osten (push toward the East), which some considered the great accomplishment of the Germans in the Middle Ages, increasing German colonization removed characteristic Slavic customs, dress, and language. Origin German, literally ‘pressure towards the east’.
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