No. 14,778 in German
pauschal
"Flat-rate" or "general," often implying something all-inclusive or broadly applied.
In a sentence
Die Versicherung übernimmt pauschal alle Kosten.
The insurance covers all costs as a lump sum.
Here, 'pauschal' is used as an adverb to mean 'as a lump sum' or 'in general terms'.
Wir boten ihnen eine pauschale Lösung an.
We offered them a general solution.
In this context, 'pauschal' serves as an adjective, signifying 'general' or not detailed.
Das Pauschalangebot war wirklich preisgünstig.
The all-inclusive offer was really affordable.
Here, 'pauschal' modifies the noun 'Angebot' (offer) to indicate that it's comprehensive or all-encompassing.
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