No. 13,379 in German
begibt
"Begibt" means "proceeds" or "goes" (referring to someone moving or heading somewhere).
In a sentence
Er begibt sich auf eine Reise.
He embarks on a journey.
In this sentence, 'begibt' refers to the act of embarking or undertaking, indicating that the subject is initiating an action to begin a journey.
Lisa begibt sich in die Bibliothek, um zu lernen.
Lisa goes to the library to study.
Here, 'begibt' signifies the act of going to or moving to a specific place deliberately for a purpose.
Wenn es gefährlich wird, begibt er sich auf Abstand.
When it becomes dangerous, he distances himself.
In this example, 'begibt' is used to denote the act of moving or positioning oneself away in response to a situation.
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