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No. 10,428 in German

quaas

The word "quaas" does not appear to be a standard German term. It may be a regional dialect, typo, or specific context term.

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  • Der Vogel auf dem Baum quaakte laut.

    The bird on the tree croaked loudly.

    The word 'quaas', slightly altered as 'quaakte', represents the croak sound made by certain birds.

  • Ich hörte das ständige Quaasen der Enten am Teich.

    I heard the constant croaking of the ducks at the pond.

    Here, 'quaasen' is used as a noun to describe the vocal action characteristic of ducks in the environment.

  • Das Kind quaaste fröhlich wie ein kleiner Vogel.

    The child croaked happily like a small bird.

    In this sentence, 'quaaste' is used metaphorically to describe cheerful and playful vocal behavior reminiscent of bird sounds.

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