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No. 1,474 in German

schulter

Shoulder.

In a sentence

  • Ich trage die Tasche auf meiner Schulter.

    I carry the bag on my shoulder.

    In this sentence, 'Schulter' refers to the anatomical part of the body, the shoulder, which is used for carrying objects.

  • Er klopfte ihr beruhigend auf die Schulter.

    He patted her reassuringly on the shoulder.

    Here, 'Schulter' is again used to denote the physical shoulder, but within the context of a comforting gesture.

  • Wir müssen die Verantwortung gemeinsam schultern.

    We must shoulder the responsibility together.

    'Schultern' in this context is used as a verb derived from 'Schulter,' metaphorically indicating taking on a weight or responsibility, as if carrying it on one's shoulder.

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