No. 4,936 in German
alicante
"Alicante" in German typically refers to a type of red wine or grape variety.
In a sentence
Ich habe Alicante letztes Jahr besucht.
I visited Alicante last year.
In this sentence, 'Alicante' is used as a proper noun referring to the city in Spain, expressing a past action regarding travel.
Der Wein aus Alicante ist besonders lecker.
The wine from Alicante is particularly tasty.
Here, 'Alicante' is used to describe the origin of the wine, indicating the geographical association of the product.
Wir planen eine Reise nach Alicante im Sommer.
We're planning a trip to Alicante in the summer.
In this sentence, 'Alicante' is mentioned as the destination for a planned trip, emphasizing future intentions relating to the named location.
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