No. 11,039 in German
schuhen
"Schuhen" is not a standard German word; it might be a typo or mistaken form.
In a sentence
Ich trage bequeme Schuhe, wenn ich spazieren gehe.
I wear comfortable shoes when I go for a walk.
Here, 'Schuhe' is the plural form of 'Schuh' which means 'shoe', used to refer to the object of footwear.
Das Schuhen dieser Aufgabe fällt mir schwer.
The transitioning into this task is difficult for me.
Here, 'Schuhen' is used as a verb in a metaphorical sense, suggesting adapting or transitioning.
Er ist beschäftigt mit dem Schuhen der Pferde.
He is busy shoeing the horses.
Here, 'Schuhen' is a form of the verb 'beschuhen', meaning to equip with shoes, specifically applied to the activity involving horseshoes.
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