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No. 6,668 in German

ermin

The word "Ermin" does not have a direct definition in German; it may be a name or require clarification.

In a sentence

  • Wir haben morgen einen Termin beim Zahnarzt.

    We have an appointment at the dentist's tomorrow.

    In this sentence, 'Termin' is used to refer to a scheduled appointment.

  • Der Termin für die Konferenz wurde verschoben.

    The date for the conference has been rescheduled.

    Here, 'Termin' denotes a specific scheduled time or date for an event.

  • Ich muss den Termin im Kalender markieren.

    I need to mark the appointment in the calendar.

    In this context, 'Termin' reflects an event that needs to be remembered or noted.

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