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No. 9,129 in German

lopes

The word "lopes" is not German; it appears to be English, meaning "runs or moves with a long, bounding stride." If you meant a different German word, please clarify.

In a sentence

  • Die Gazelle lopes durch die Savanne.

    The gazelle lopes through the savannah.

    Here, 'lopes' is used as a verb describing the graceful and long strides of the gazelle.

  • Er lopes durch den Wald, um seine Ausdauer zu trainieren.

    He lopes through the forest to train his stamina.

    Here, 'lopes' is used as a verb describing a controlled and rhythmic running style used during exercise.

  • Das Rennen artete in lopes aus, als alle Teilnehmer müde wurden.

    The race turned into lopes as all the participants grew tired.

    Here, 'lopes' is used as a noun to describe a pace or style of running that is slower and more relaxed, caused by fatigue.

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