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No. 9,160 in German

lustat

The word "lustat" does not exist in German.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe keine Lust heute zu arbeiten.

    I don't feel like working today.

    Here 'Lust' is used to express a lack of desire or motivation to perform an activity.

  • Hast du Lust, mit mir spazieren zu gehen?

    Do you feel like taking a walk with me?

    In this case, 'Lust' is used to inquire if someone is inclined to engage in a specific activity.

  • Manche haben offenbar mehr Lust am Arbeiten als andere.

    Some people apparently enjoy working more than others.

    Here 'Lust' refers to an enjoyment or enthusiasm for a particular action or activity.

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