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No. 14,393 in German

jubelten

"Jubelten" is the past tense of "jubeln," meaning "cheered" or "rejoiced."

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  • Die Kinder jubelten vor Freude, als sie die Überraschung sahen.

    The children cheered with joy when they saw the surprise.

    In this sentence, 'jubelten' describes the spontaneous act of cheering or expressing joy in response to a happy event.

  • Während des Festivals jubelten alle Besucher bei jedem Auftritt.

    During the festival, all attendees cheered at each performance.

    Here, 'jubelten' illustrates the collective expression of enthusiasm by a group during an event.

  • Mein Team jubelte ausgelassen, nachdem sie das entscheidende Tor geschossen hatten.

    My team enthusiastically cheered after they scored the decisive goal.

    In this example, 'jubelten' refers to the team's reaction of celebration to a significant achievement.

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