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No. 5,020 in German

anger

A grassy area or meadow, often in the center of a village.

In a sentence

  • Der Verlust seiner Uhr brachte ihn in großen Ärger.

    The loss of his watch got him into big trouble.

    In this sentence, 'Ärger' refers to trouble or difficulty, usually emotional or social.

  • Sie empfand großen Ärger über die Ungerechtigkeit.

    She felt great anger about the injustice.

    Here, 'Ärger' conveys an emotional state of anger or frustration towards a circumstance.

  • Die Kinder machten Ärger auf dem Spielplatz.

    The children caused trouble on the playground.

    In this context, 'Ärger' describes causing disturbances or issues, typically playful or mischievous.

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