No. 2,896 in German
zuzog
The German word "zuzog" is the past tense of "zuziehen," meaning "moved in" or "relocated" (often referring to someone moving to a place).
In a sentence
Die Familie zog nach Berlin zu ihrem neuen Haus zu.
The family moved to Berlin to their new house.
In this context, 'zuzog' demonstrates the past tense of 'zuziehen,' relating to relocating or moving.
Er zog sich eine Grippe durch den kalten Wind ein.
He contracted a flu due to the cold wind.
Here, 'zuzog' is used in its reflexive form 'sich zuzog,' meaning contracting or acquiring something, often an ailment.
Sie zog sich neue Mitarbeiter für das Projekt zu.
She recruited new team members for the project.
In this sentence, 'zuzog' illustrates the acquisition or gaining of assistance or resources.
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