No. 4,493 in German
massives
"Massives" in German means "massive" or "solid," often referring to something large, sturdy, or robust.
In a sentence
Der Künstler schuf ein massives Kunstwerk aus Marmor.
The artist created a massive artwork from marble.
The word 'massives' here is used as an attribute describing the size or physical property of the artwork, indicating it is large and constructed solidly.
Wir benötigten eine massives Fundament für das Gebäude.
We required a massive foundation for the building.
In this case, 'massives' refers to the foundational construction, emphasizing its large size and sturdy characteristics.
Das Unternehmen steht vor einer massives Herausforderung durch neue technologische Entwicklungen.
The company faces a massive challenge due to new technological developments.
Here, 'massives' metaphorically describes the scale and significance of the challenge, not physical mass but its impact or extent.
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