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No. 9,688 in German

nachsehen

To check, look up, or inspect.

In a sentence

  • Ich werde im Wörterbuch nachsehen.

    I will look it up in the dictionary.

    Here, 'nachsehen' is used to mean 'to look up' or 'check', often in reference to consulting a resource or reference.

  • Könntest du bitte im Kalender nachsehen?

    Could you please check the calendar?

    In this sentence, 'nachsehen' means 'to check' or 'to verify', in the context of examining a source for information.

  • Er hat ihr den Fehler nachgesehen.

    He forgave her for the mistake.

    Here, 'nachsehen' is used in the sense of 'to forgive' or 'overlook', indicating a lenient or forgiving action.

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