Kundenandrang
rush
The German word "Kundenandrang" is a compound noun made up of two parts:
- Kunden (plural of Kunde): "customers" or "clients"
- Andrang: "rush," "crowd," or "pressure"
Meaning:
"Kundenandrang" refers to a large number of customers gathering or crowding, often creating a rush or heavy demand at a shop, event, or service.
Similar words:
- Kundenansturm (customer rush/onslaught)
- Menschenmenge (crowd of people)
- Andrang (crowd, rush)
Differences:
While Kundenandrang specifically highlights the crowd of customers, Kundenansturm implies a stronger, often sudden influx or onrush of customers. Menschenmenge is more general and refers to any crowd of people, not just customers. Andrang alone refers to a crowd or rushing pressure but doesn’t specify customers.
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Examples
Wegen des starken Kundenandrangs mussten wir länger warten.noun
Because of the heavy rush of customers, we had to wait longer.
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