spurlos

spurloser · am spurlosesten
Based on: -los, Spur
Adjective
1.

without a trace

(ONLY in sense of disappearing.)
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Examples
  • "Schatz, ich rufe jetzt bei der Polizei an.""Was, wieso?""Deine Bauchmuskeln. Die sind einfach spurlos verschwunden.""Haha, sehr komisch. "
  • "Honey, I'm gonna call the police now.""What? Why?""Your abs. They've just disappeared without a trace.""Haha, very funny."
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Word of the Day – “spüren”

In this episode, we'll explore the word "spüren". We'll see where it comes from, what the difference is to "fühlen" and which nice related words there are.

Vocab: spüren, das Gespür, die Spur, spuren, aufspüren, spurlos, verspüren

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How many meanings does the German word 'spurlos' have?

spurlos has 1 distinct meaning: 1. without a trace.

What is the comparative and superlative of 'spurlos'?

comparative: spurloser / superlative: am spurlosesten

What is 'spurlos' related to?

The word 'spurlos' is related to -los and Spur.

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Word of the Day – “spüren”
In this episode, we'll explore the word "spüren". We'll see where it comes from, what the difference is to "fühlen" and which nice related words there are.
Vocab: spüren, das Gespür, die Spur, spuren, aufspüren, spurlos, verspüren
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