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No. 13,080 in German

achtgibt

"Achtgibt" means "pays attention" or "takes care."

In a sentence

  • Er achtgibt immer, wenn er die Straße überquert.

    He always pays attention when crossing the street.

    The word 'achtgibt' is used in the context of paying attention and being cautious to ensure safety while crossing the street.

  • Er gibt acht auf seine Gesundheit durch regelmäßiges Training.

    He pays attention to his health by exercising regularly.

    The word 'achtgibt' emphasizes being mindful and taking care of one's wellbeing.

  • Gib Acht auf die Tasche, sie ist wichtig!

    Pay attention to the bag, it is important!

    'Gib Acht' is an imperative form, urging someone to focus on or watch over something carefully.

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