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No. 15,437 in German

verschickt

"Verschickt" means "sent" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe das Paket gestern verschickt.

    I sent the package yesterday.

    In this sentence, 'verschickt' is used as the past participle of the verb 'verschicken', meaning 'to send something'. It conveys the action of sending an item, such as a package, through a delivery method.

  • Die Einladung wird heute verschickt.

    The invitation will be sent today.

    Here, 'verschickt' is used in the passive form with the verb 'werden', indicating that the subject (the invitation) is being sent by someone. It highlights the action of sending in progress or planned.

  • Die Postkarten wurden letzte Woche verschickt.

    The postcards were sent last week.

    In this sentence, 'verschickt' is utilized in the passive voice in the past tense, implying that the postcards were sent by someone in the past. It again emphasizes the action of sending as concluded.

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