No. 270 in German
scholz
The German word "Scholz" is typically a surname and does not have a standalone meaning in English.
In a sentence
Olaf Scholz ist der Bundeskanzler von Deutschland.
Olaf Scholz is the Federal Chancellor of Germany.
Here, 'Scholz' is used as the last name of the German Chancellor.
Ich habe das Wort 'Scholz' in einem Text über Politik gelesen.
I read the word 'Scholz' in a text about politics.
In this instance, 'Scholz' is referred to as a written or spoken term pertaining to the political figure.
Wenn jemand 'Scholz' sagt, denke ich an politische Entscheidungen.
When someone says 'Scholz', I think about political decisions.
Here, 'Scholz' is used metonymically to refer to the political role or persona associated with Olaf Scholz.
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