verschoben
to be put off
The German phrase 'verschoben' is the past participle of the verb 'verschieben', which means 'to postpone' or 'to put off'. It is often used in the context of rescheduling appointments, meetings, or events. For example, 'Die Konferenz wurde verschoben' translates to 'The conference was put off' or 'The conference was postponed'.
Example sentences using: verschoben
Der Termin wurde auf Morgen verschoben.
The appointment was postponed to tomorrow.
In this example 'verschoben' is used to convey a rescheduling or postponement of an event or appointment to a later date.
Er hat das Buch auf den oberen Regal verschoben.
He moved the book to the top shelf.
Here, 'verschoben' means 'moved'. It's used to indicate the action of changing the location of an object, in this case, a book.
Die Zugzeiten wurden wegen der Reparaturen verschoben.
The train times were shifted due to repairs.
In this sentence, 'verschoben' refers to the shifting or adjustment of scheduled times, here being the schedule of a train, due to certain circumstances, such as repairs.