No. 6,521 in Swedish
massives
The Swedish word "massives" does not exist. You may mean "massiv," which translates to "massive" or "solid" in English.
In a sentence
En massiv klippa stod framför oss.
A massive cliff stood before us.
Here, 'massiv' describes the large and imposing size of the cliff, indicating something that is substantial and impactful.
Han gjorde ett massivt arbete för projektet.
He did massive work for the project.
In this context, 'massivt' is used to describe the significant or extensive effort put into the work, emphasizing the magnitude of the contribution.
Vi såg en massiv samling av stjärnor på himlen.
We saw a massive collection of stars in the sky.
The word 'massiv' here refers to the overwhelming number or density of stars, suggesting something that is vast or extensive.
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