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Bewohner The German word 'Bewohner' is used to refer to a person who lives in a particular place or community. It is a noun and can be used in both formal and informal contexts. For example, 'Er ist ein Bewohner der Stadt' translates to 'He is a resident of the city'. Here's how to use it: Die Bewohner dieses Hauses sind sehr freundlich. Die Bewohner von Berlin sind bekannt für ihre Offenheit. Manche Bewohner haben ihre Haustiere mitgebracht.
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variieren The German word "variieren" is a verb that is used to express the idea of something changing or being different in some way. It is often used to describe things like weather patterns, musical compositions, or personal preferences. For example, one might say "Das Wetter variiert stark von Tag zu Tag," which means "The weather varies greatly from day to day." The word "variieren" can also be used to express the idea of something being inconsistent or unpredictable. Here's how to use it: Die Preise können je nach Saison variieren. Die Farben können je nach Monitor variieren. Die Antworten werden von Person zu Person variieren.
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Armee The German word 'Armee' is used to refer to a large, organized military force. It is often used in the context of national defense or international conflicts. For example, one might say 'Die Armee schützt das Land vor Angriffen' (The army protects the country from attacks). Here's how to use it: Die Armee benötigt mehr Ressourcen um ihre Operationen durchzuführen. Die Armee war bereit, das Land zu verteidigen. Er sah die Armee auf den Hügel zulaufen.
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Pessimismus Pessimismus is the German term for pessimism, which refers to a tendency to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen. In German, the word is used in the same context as in English, often to describe a negative or gloomy outlook on life or a situation. Here's how to use it: Sein Pessimismus hindert ihn daran, neue Dinge auszuprobieren. Trotz ihres ständigen Pessimismus lächelt sie immer. Ein Leben ohne Pessimismus ist befreiend.
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Gruppe The German word 'Gruppe' is used in the same way as the English word 'group'. It refers to a number of individuals or things that are assembled together or have some unifying relationship. For example, you could say 'I am part of a study group' or 'The teacher divided the class into small groups'. Here's how to use it: Ich gehöre zu einer Gruppe von Künstlern. Sie diskutieren in einer Gruppe von Ingenieuren. Die Gruppe von Studenten studiert eifrig für ihre Prüfungen.
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