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No. 14,992 in German

schreie

The German word "schreie" means "cries" or "screams" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ich schreie vor Freude, wenn ich gewinne.

    I scream out of joy when I win.

    The word "schreie" is used as a form of the verb "schreien," in the present tense, indicating an expressive reaction.

  • Du schreist viel zu laut, das stört die Nachbarn.

    You scream much too loud, it disturbs the neighbors.

    Here, "schreist" addresses the second person singular, indicating an exaggerated or disruptive action.

  • Kinderschreie füllten den Park während des Spiels.

    Children's screams filled the park during the game.

    The word "Schreie" is a plural noun derived from "Schrei," representing the sounds made by children in this context.

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