Satz
sentence
In German, 'Satz' is the word for 'sentence'. It is used in the same way as in English, to refer to a group of words that express a complete thought. It can be a statement, a question, an exclamation, or a command. For example, 'Ich mag den Film.' (I like the movie.) is a sentence.
Example sentences using: Satz
Dies ist ein langer Satz.
This is a long sentence.
In this example, 'Satz' is used in the context of a sentence structure. The given sentence can be used when identifying or describing a long sentence in English.
Der Satz war unvollständig.
The sentence was incomplete.
The word 'Satz' is used here to refer to an incomplete expression or an unfinished thought. This sentence can be used when describing an unfinished or non-comprehensive statement or phrase.
Der Richter verliest den Satz.
The judge reads the sentence.
In this context, 'Satz' refers to a legal sentencing given by a judge. This statement can be used in legal contexts when the adjudication or judgement is being declared or read out by a judge.