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No. 11,707 in German

sätzen

"Sätzen" is not a standalone word; it is the plural form of "Satz," meaning "sentences" or "sets" in German.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe drei Sätze in mein Notizbuch geschrieben.

    I wrote three sentences in my notebook.

    Here, 'Sätze' refers to written sentences.

  • Bitte setzen Sie sich auf den Stuhl.

    Please sit down on the chair.

    Here, 'setzen' is a verb used in the imperative form meaning 'to sit down'.

  • Die Federkraft setzt die Mechanik in Bewegung.

    The spring force sets the mechanism in motion.

    Here, 'setzt' is a verb derived from the root 'setzen,' used to mean 'to set in motion'.

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