No. 3,801 in German
schlag
"Schlag" means "strike," "blow," or "hit" in English.
In a sentence
Der Boxer landete einen schweren Schlag.
The boxer delivered a heavy blow.
Here, 'Schlag' is used in the context of a physical hit or strike, often related to sports or fighting contexts.
Ein Schlag des Hammers durchbrach die Wand.
A blow of the hammer breached the wall.
In this sentence, 'Schlag' refers to the impactful motion or strike of an instrument or tool, emphasizing the action and force.
Der Blitz ließ einen lauten Schlag hören.
The lightning made a loud bang sound.
Here, 'Schlag' describes the resulting sound from a forceful event, showcasing its use to denote noises or repercussions.
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