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    ausgestattet mit allem, was man braucht

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This is a German fixed expression. It starts with the past participle 'ausgestattet' (equipped), which functions here as an adjective, followed by the preposition 'mit' (with) requiring the dative case. The phrase 'allem, was man braucht' means 'everything that one needs,' where 'allem' is in dative case (due to 'mit') and 'was man braucht' is a relative clause providing more detail.

    Sample sentences

    Die Küche in unserem Ferienhaus ist ausgestattet mit allem, was man braucht.

    The kitchen in our holiday home is equipped with everything one needs.

    Sein neues Büro ist modern und ausgestattet mit allem, was man braucht für effektives Arbeiten.

    His new office is modern and equipped with everything one needs for effective work.

    Das kleine Hotelzimmer war zwar einfach, aber ausgestattet mit allem, was man braucht für einen angenehmen Aufenthalt.

    The small hotel room was simple, yet equipped with everything one needs for a pleasant stay.

    Quick facts

    case_usage:'mit' always takes the dative case (allem)
    verb_origin:ausstatten (to equip)

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    Example

    Die Küche in unserem Ferienhaus ist ausgestattet mit allem, was man braucht.

    The kitchen in our holiday home is equipped with everything one needs.

    Sein neues Büro ist modern und ausgestattet mit allem, was man braucht für effektives Arbeiten.

    His new office is modern and equipped with everything one needs for effective work.

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