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No. 15,103 in German

starrten

The German word "starrten" means "stared" in English.

In a sentence

  • Die Kinder starrten auf die faszinierende Lichtshow.

    The children stared at the fascinating light show.

    In this sentence, 'starrten' is used to describe the children's fixed and concentrated gaze on the light show, expressing wonder or fascination.

  • Er starrte schweigend aus dem Fenster, tief in Gedanken versunken.

    He silently stared out the window, deeply lost in thought.

    Here, 'starrte' conveys a motionless, focused staring that reflects his inner contemplation or emotional state.

  • Die Passanten starrten den Mann an, der laut zu sich selbst sprach.

    The pedestrians stared at the man who was loudly talking to himself.

    In this example, 'starrten' describes the act of staring out of curiosity or surprise at the unusual behavior of the man.

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