The word "locker" in German can be translated in several ways depending on the context. Here are the most common and accurate translations: * **Spind / Schließfach:** This is the most direct and common translation for a locker where you store personal belongings (e.g., at a gym, school, train station). * Example: "Ich habe meine Sachen im **Spind** gelassen." (I left my things in the locker.) * Example: "Könnten Sie mir bitte ein **Schließfach** zuteilen?" (Could you please assign me a locker to me?) * **Garderobenschrank:** This specifically refers to a locker often found in workplaces or public institutions for clothes. * Example: "Die Mitarbeiter haben ihre Kleidung in **Garderobenschränken**." (The employees have their clothes in lockers.) * **Schrank:** While a more general term for "cupboard" or "cabinet," it can sometimes be used for a locker if the context clearly implies a lockable storage unit. * Example: "Deine Tasche ist im kleinen **Schrank**." (Your bag is in the small locker/cupboard.) * **Fach:** This means "compartment" and can be used for smaller, individual storage spaces. * Example: "Bitte legen Sie Ihre Wertsachen in das **Fach**." (Please put your valuables in the compartment/locker.) **To give you the most accurate translation, could you please provide a bit more context for how "locker" is being used?** For example: * What kind of locker is it (e.g., gym locker, school locker, luggage locker, tool locker)? * What is being said about the locker?