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No. 8,549 in German

klotz

Block, log, or clod.

In a sentence

  • Der alte Klotz war schwer zu heben.

    The old block was difficult to lift.

    In this sentence, 'Klotz' is used to refer to a literal block of material, possibly wood or stone.

  • Er benahm sich wie ein Klotz und reagierte überhaupt nicht.

    He acted like a block and didn't react at all.

    Here, 'Klotz' metaphorically describes a person who is emotionally unresponsive or stubborn.

  • Warum hat er mir einen Klotz zwischen die Füße geschoben?

    Why did he shove a block between my feet?

    In this context, 'Klotz' is used figuratively to indicate something obstructive, potentially symbolizing a hindrance or difficulty.

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