No. 4,687 in German
versetzt
"Versetzt" means "transferred," "moved," or "offset," depending on context.
In a sentence
Er hat den Termin versetzt.
He postponed the appointment.
Here, 'versetzt' means 'postponed' or 'rescheduled' something to another time.
Sie fühlte sich versetzt, als niemand am Treffpunkt erschien.
She felt stood up when nobody showed up at the meeting point.
In this context, 'versetzt' describes feeling abandoned or disappointed by someone not fulfilling a meeting arrangement.
Der Schüler wurde in die nächste Klasse versetzt.
The student was promoted to the next grade.
'Versetzt' in this case is used to describe the act of transitioning or moving someone to a higher level, such as promoting a student in school.
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