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No. 6,872 in Catalan

treuen

"Treuen" means "they take out" or "they remove" in English.

In a sentence

  • Els estudiants treuen les cadires de l'aula.

    The students take out the chairs from the classroom.

    Here, 'treuen' is the third-person plural form of the verb 'treure,' meaning 'to take out,' used to describe the action of physically removing something from a location.

  • Treuen conclusions interessants del text.

    They draw interesting conclusions from the text.

    In this context, 'treuen' means 'to draw' or 'to derive,' referring to the cognitive action of extracting ideas or opinions based on analysis.

  • Els arbres treuen brots nous a la primavera.

    The trees sprout new buds in the spring.

    Here, 'treuen' signifies the emergence or production of something, indicating the onset of new growth as a natural phenomenon.

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