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No. 3,831 in German

shakespeare

The German word "Shakespeare" refers to William Shakespeare, the famous English playwright and poet. It is a proper noun and does not have a separate meaning in German.

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  • Shakespeare ist einer der bekanntesten Dramatiker der Welt.

    Shakespeare is one of the most famous playwrights of the world.

    Refers to Shakespeare as a renowned individual known for his works.

  • Ich lese gerade ein Stück von Shakespeare.

    I am currently reading a play by Shakespeare.

    Indicates Shakespeare as the author of the play being read.

  • Sein Schreibstil erinnert an Shakespeare.

    His writing style is reminiscent of Shakespeare.

    Uses Shakespeare metaphorically to compare a person's writing style to that of the famous playwright.

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