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No. 4,278 in German

eingeschlagen

"Eingeschlagen" means "struck," "embedded," or "taken (a direction or path)," depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Der Blitz hat in den Baum eingeschlagen.

    The lightning struck the tree.

    Here, 'eingeschlagen' describes a sudden impact or hitting action, emphasizing the result of an occurrence, specifically lightning hitting an object.

  • Die neue Strategie für das Projekt hat bei den Mitarbeitern eingeschlagen.

    The new strategy for the project was highly impactful on the employees.

    In this context, 'eingeschlagen' metaphorically means to have a significant or striking effect, showcasing the reception of an idea or action.

  • Er hat den Nagel fest in das Holz eingeschlagen.

    He firmly hammered the nail into the wood.

    Here, 'eingeschlagen' indicates the act of hammering something into a surface, showing physical involvement and precision.

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