This is the 14187th most frequent German word.
groben
"Groben" is not a stand-alone word in German; it may stem from "grob," meaning "rough" or "coarse."
In this sentence, 'grobe' means 'rough' or 'approximate,' indicating that the idea is not detailed or precise.
Er hat eine grobe Vorstellung davon, wie das Projekt ablaufen soll.
He has a rough idea of how the project should proceed.
Here, 'groben' is used to describe the condition as coarse or not finely maintained, reflecting physical quality.
Die Straße war in einem groben Zustand nach dem Unwetter.
The road was in a coarse condition after the storm.
In this usage, 'groben' refers to 'crude' or 'harsh' actions, describing behavior that is insensitive or lacking finesse.