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No. 1,527 in German

bezieht

"Bezieht" means "obtains," "receives," or "refers (to)" depending on context.

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  • Karl bezieht eine neue Wohnung.

    Karl is moving into a new apartment.

    Here, 'bezieht' is used to mean 'to move into' or 'to take possession of' a living space, indicating action regarding accommodation.

  • Das Buch bezieht sich auf historische Ereignisse.

    The book refers to historical events.

    In this instance, 'bezieht sich auf' means 'refers to' or 'is related to,' describing how the subject is connected to something.

  • Die Firma bezieht ihre Rohstoffe aus dem Ausland.

    The company sources its raw materials from abroad.

    Here, 'bezieht' is used in the context of obtaining or sourcing, specifically concerning materials or goods.

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