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German frequency list

No. 939 in German

gezogen

"Gezogen" means "pulled" or "moved" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ich bin in eine andere Stadt gezogen.

    I moved to a different city.

    Here, 'gezogen' is used in the context of relocation. It is the past participle of 'ziehen' and indicates a completed action in a specific context.

  • Der Faden wurde durch die Nadel gezogen.

    The thread was pulled through the needle.

    'Gezogen' here denotes the action of 'pulling' in a mechanical sense and illustrates a passive construction in German.

  • Das Kind hat den Schlitten durch den Schnee gezogen.

    The child pulled the sled through the snow.

    In this sentence, 'gezogen' represents the act of 'pulling' performed by a subject, demonstrating its use in describing actions done by a person or an entity.

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