No. 1,068 in German
zuge
"Züge" (plural of "Zug") means "trains" or "features/traits" depending on context.
In a sentence
Die Züge fahren pünktlich in Deutschland.
The trains run on time in Germany.
Here, 'Züge' is used as the plural form of the noun 'Zug' which means 'train'.
Ich neige dazu, voreilige Schlüsse zu ziehen.
I tend to draw premature conclusions.
In this sentence, 'zu' is part of the verb expression 'dazu neigen,' meaning 'to tend to,' showing an idiomatic usage.
Er schrieb ein Gedicht in Zuge seiner Gefühle.
He wrote a poem in the course of his emotions.
Here, 'Zuge' is used as part of the phrase 'in Zuge,' meaning 'in the course of,' indicating a temporal or causal relation.
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