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No. 9,351 in German

mclaren

The word "McLaren" is not German; it is a proper noun, referring to a British automotive manufacturer or Formula 1 team.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe einen McLaren im Autohaus gesehen.

    I saw a McLaren at the car dealership.

    The word 'McLaren' refers to a specific brand of high-performance cars.

  • McLarens sind bekannt für ihre Geschwindigkeit und Innovation.

    McLarens are known for their speed and innovation.

    The word 'McLarens' refers to cars manufactured by the McLaren brand, used in plural form.

  • Wenn ich reich wäre, würde ich einen McLaren kaufen.

    If I were rich, I would buy a McLaren.

    The term 'McLaren' is used as a reference to a desirable possession, symbolizing luxury and high value.

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