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No. 14,153 in German

gewettet

"Gewettet" means "bet" or "gambled" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe mit meinem Freund um das Ergebnis des Spiels gewettet.

    I bet with my friend on the outcome of the game.

    Here, 'gewettet' is used as the past participle of the verb 'wetten', meaning 'to bet' in a context involving a friendly wager on a sports match.

  • Sie haben gewettet, dass sie es schneller schaffen können.

    They bet that they can achieve it faster.

    In this sentence, 'gewettet' functions as the past participle of 'wetten' and refers to making a challenging assertion as in a competitive or confident setting.

  • Hat er wirklich auf das Pferd im dritten Rennen gewettet?

    Did he really bet on the horse in the third race?

    Here, 'gewettet' is part of a question and is linked to the gambling context, specifically involving placing a wager on a racehorse.

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