No. 14,969 in German
schlenzte
"Schlenzte" is the past tense of "schlenzen," which means to flick or swerve (typically used in sports contexts, like gently kicking or striking a ball).
In a sentence
Der Spieler schlenzte den Ball geschickt ins Tor.
The player skillfully flicked the ball into the goal.
Here, 'schlenzte' describes the action of lightly swerving or flicking the ball in soccer towards the goal.
Beim Golf übte er mit seinem Schläger und schlenzte den Ball über die Wiese.
While practicing golf, he flicked the ball across the meadow with his club.
In this context, 'schlenzte' refers to the controlled motion of the ball achieved through a light strike or flick in golf.
Das Kind schlenzte den Stein ins Wasser und beobachtete die Wellen.
The child flicked the stone into the water and watched the ripples.
Here, 'schlenzte' indicates the light throw or flick of the stone, showcasing casual or playful movement.
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