No. 15,666 in German
zelebriert
"Zelebriert" means "celebrated" or "performed ceremonially."
In a sentence
Das Team hat seinen Sieg mit einer Party zelebriert.
The team celebrated their victory with a party.
In this sentence, 'zelebriert' is used to describe the act of celebrating an achievement or occasion, often in a special or ceremonial manner.
Die Zeremonie wurde in der Kirche zelebriert.
The ceremony was celebrated in the church.
Here, 'zelebriert' conveys the formal conduct of a ceremonial or solemn event, highlighting its organized and respectful nature.
Der Künstler hat seine Kreativität durch ein beeindruckendes Gemälde zelebriert.
The artist celebrated their creativity through an impressive painting.
In this sentence, 'zelebriert' reflects the act of expressing one's skill or talent triumphantly or with respect, emphasizing the artist's pride and enthusiasm.
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