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No. 4,400 in German

gross

"Gross" in German means "big" or "tall."

In a sentence

  • Das Haus ist groß.

    The house is big.

    In this sentence, 'groß' is used as an adjective to describe the size of an object.

  • Er hat ein großes Herz.

    He has a big heart.

    Here, 'groß' is used metaphorically to describe someone's generosity or kindness.

  • Die Großeltern besuchen uns morgen.

    The grandparents will visit us tomorrow.

    In this sentence, 'groß' is part of a compound noun, 'Großeltern', meaning grandparents, where 'groß' denotes a generational relationship.

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