Mut zur Lücke.

Based on: Lücke
Phrase
1.

"courage for the gap"

(fairly common saying in context of selective studying for an exam where you "skip" a certain topic in the hopes that it won't be part of the exam)
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Examples
  • Ich habe Mut zur Lücke und lerne nur die wichtigsten Kapitel.
  • I'm taking a chance and only studying the key chapters.

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Word of the Day – “der Mut”

By itself, "der Mut" means courage. But there are countless words with Mut where that doesn't really fit. Like vermuten or Anmut. Today, we'll explore all that.

Vocab: der Mut, -mut, übermütig, gutmütig, Unmut, Demut,Armut, vermuten

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Word of the Day – “die Lücke”

A quick, fun look at the German word "die Lücke", its relatives and how they relate it relates to the English word ____ (put your guess here :).

Vocab: die Lücke, lückenhaft, das Loch, gähnen

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How many meanings does the German word 'Mut zur Lücke.' have?

Mut zur Lücke. has 1 distinct meaning: 1. "courage for the gap".

What is 'Mut zur Lücke.' related to?

The word 'Mut zur Lücke.' is related to Lücke.

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Word of the Day – “der Mut”
By itself, "der Mut" means courage. But there are countless words with Mut where that doesn't really fit. Like vermuten or Anmut. Today, we'll explore all that.
Vocab: der Mut, -mut, übermütig, gutmütig, Unmut, Demut,Armut, vermuten
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Word of the Day – “die Lücke”
A quick, fun look at the German word "die Lücke", its relatives and how they relate it relates to the English word ____ (put your guess here :).
Vocab: die Lücke, lückenhaft, das Loch, gähnen
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