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No. 10,249 in German

pobacken

The German word "Pobacken" means "buttocks" or "cheeks of the buttocks" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ich musste meine Pobacken zusammenkneifen, um die Übung zu überstehen.

    I had to clench my buttocks to endure the exercise.

    In this sentence, 'Pobacken' refers to the physical buttocks, paired with 'zusammenkneifen' (to clench) for expressing physical effort.

  • Lass die Pobacken locker während des Yoga, um dich zu entspannen.

    Relax your buttocks during yoga to unwind.

    Here, 'Pobacken' is directly addressing a recommendation in a relaxation context of yoga practice.

  • Manchmal ist 'auf die Pobacken hauen' eine umgangssprachliche Redewendung.

    Sometimes, 'slap the buttocks' is an idiomatic phrase.

    Here, 'Pobacken' is used idiomatically, expressing a colloquial phrase possibly meaning taking action decisively in this context.

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