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No. 4,485 in German

liiert

In English, "liiert" means "in a romantic relationship" or "partnered."

In a sentence

  • Er ist seit fünf Jahren mit ihr liiert.

    He has been in a relationship with her for five years.

    Here, 'liiert' describes the state of being in a romantic partnership, typically long-term.

  • Sind Sie beruflich miteinander liiert?

    Are you professionally affiliated with each other?

    In this context, 'liiert' implies an association or connection on a professional level, extending its usage beyond romantic contexts.

  • Die beiden waren lange eng liiert, bevor sie sich trennten.

    The two were closely involved for a long time before they parted ways.

    Here, 'liiert' discusses a deep connection, potentially romantic or otherwise significant in nature.

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