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stroum
"Stroum" is not standard German; it is Luxembourgish for "electricity" or "current."
In a sentence
Der Stroum fließt durch die Leitung.
The electricity flows through the wire.
In this sentence, "Stroum" refers to electricity or electrical current.
Ich habe den Stroum abgestellt.
I turned off the power.
Here, "Stroum" is used to mean power or electrical supply.
Der Stroum der Ereignisse hat ihn mitgerissen.
The current of events carried him away.
In this figurative use, "Stroum" stands for the flow or current of events.
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