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No. 4,401 in German

grosses

"Grosses" in German translates to "big" or "large" in English.

In a sentence

  • Das Haus hat ein großes Fenster.

    The house has a big window.

    The word "großes" is used here as an attributive adjective modifying the noun "Fenster," agreeing in gender, case, and number.

  • Ein großes Problem muss dringend gelöst werden.

    A big problem needs to be addressed urgently.

    "Großes" functions as an adjective describing the noun "Problem," and it aligns with the gender, case, and number of "Problem."

  • Wir erlebten ein großes Abenteuer im Wald.

    We experienced a great adventure in the forest.

    The adjective "großes" modifies the noun "Abenteuer," demonstrating descriptive quality while matching grammatically.

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