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No. 10,717 in German

rockville

"Rockville" is not a German word; it is a proper noun, typically referring to a place name in English.

In a sentence

  • Gestern habe ich mit meinen Freunden in Rockville ein Konzert besucht.

    Yesterday I attended a concert in Rockville with my friends.

    In this sentence, 'Rockville' is used as the name of a place, specifically a city or neighborhood.

  • Die neue Band glänzte auf der großen Bühne beim Rockville-Festival.

    The new band shone on the big stage at the Rockville Festival.

    Here, 'Rockville' represents the name of an event or festival, likely related to music or other performances.

  • Ich habe ihn gefragt, ob er schon einmal in Rockville gewesen ist.

    I asked him if he has ever been to Rockville.

    In this example, 'Rockville' is again referred to as a geographical location, emphasizing its use as a destination or site of interest.

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