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No. 1,614 in German

stieg

"Stieg" is the past tense of the verb "steigen," meaning "ascended" or "climbed."

In a sentence

  • Er stieg schnell die Treppe hinauf.

    He quickly climbed the stairs.

    The word 'stieg' represents the past tense of the verb 'steigen', meaning 'to climb'. Here it describes the action of ascending the stairs.

  • Die Temperatur stieg um mehrere Grad.

    The temperature rose by several degrees.

    In this sentence, 'stieg' is used to indicate an increase or rising, showing the past occurrence of a rise in temperature.

  • Sie stieg aus dem Auto aus.

    She got out of the car.

    The verb 'stieg' here describes the action of descending or exiting from a vehicle, denoting the past action of stepping out.

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