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No. 10,916 in German

sauder

"Sauder" is not a standard German word. It may be a misspelling or a regional term.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe das Gerät mit einem sauberen Tuch saubergemacht.

    I cleaned the device with a clean cloth.

    Here, "saubermachen" is a compound verb meaning "to clean," combining "sauber" (clean) and "machen" (to make). It describes cleaning something.

  • Der Tisch sieht wirklich sauber aus nach dem Putzen.

    The table really looks clean after cleaning.

    Here, "sauber" is an adjective describing the state of the table after cleaning, meaning "clean."

  • Du musst sorgfältig arbeiten, um eine saubere Lösung zu finden.

    You have to work carefully to find a clean solution.

    Here, "saubere" is an adjective agreeing with "Lösung" (solution) and metaphorically means "clear" or "well-thought-out."

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