No. 7,433 in German
gesuch
"Gesuch" means "petition" or "request" in English.
In a sentence
Ich habe gestern ein Gesuch an die Universität geschickt.
Yesterday, I sent an application to the university.
Here, 'Gesuch' is used to mean 'application' or 'petition,' referring to a formal request made in writing.
Sein Gesuch um Befreiung wurde genehmigt.
His request for exemption was approved.
In this context, 'Gesuch' represents a specific type of request or plea, often formal.
Das Gesuch für die Veranstaltung muss rechtzeitig abgegeben werden.
The application for the event must be submitted on time.
This use of 'Gesuch' highlights its role in administrative or procedural contexts, requiring timely submission.
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