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gebühre
The word "gebühre" is an old or poetic form of the verb "gebühren," meaning "to be due" or "to be appropriate."
In a sentence
Ich glaube, das gebühre Respekt.
I believe that deserves respect.
Here, 'gebühre' functions as a subjunctive form of the verb meaning 'to deserve', implying what is appropriate or ought to receive recognition.
Es gebühre dem Gewinner, gefeiert zu werden.
It is deserved by the winner to be celebrated.
In this sentence, 'gebühre' indicates what is deemed appropriate or rightful for the subject in a formal context.
Dem Anlass gebühre eine besondere Aufmerksamkeit.
The occasion deserves special attention.
Here, 'gebühre' emphasizes the formal or ceremonial expectation for recognition or honor.
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