No. 14,570 in German
links
"Links" in German means "left" (direction).
In a sentence
Er hat seinen Schlüssel links vom Fernseher gefunden.
He found his key to the left of the TV.
In this sentence, 'links' is used as an adverb indicating a position to the left side.
Bitte halten Sie sich an den Schildern links.
Please keep to the left according to the signs.
Here, 'links' again acts as an adverb, advising directionality while moving.
Seine politischen Ansichten sind eher links.
His political views are more left-oriented.
This sentence uses 'links' as an adjective to describe political alignment, metaphorically indicating a socialist or liberal leaning.
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