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No. 1,561 in German

geklärt

"Cleared" or "resolved."

In a sentence

  • Die Frage wurde vollständig geklärt.

    The question was completely clarified.

    In this sentence, 'geklärt' is used as a past participle of the verb 'klären,' indicating that the question has been resolved or clarified.

  • Haben wir die Angelegenheit bereits geklärt?

    Have we already clarified the matter?

    Here, 'geklärt' is used in a perfect tense form, representing the action of clarifying or resolving an issue.

  • Nach der Diskussion ist vieles geklärt worden.

    After the discussion, many things have been clarified.

    Using 'geklärt worden,' the sentence showcases a passive construction in the perfect tense, illustrating that many things were resolved as an effect of the discussion.

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