solch
such
of that kind
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solch with Russian translation
solch usage examples
Мне не нравится такая погода.
So ein solches Wetter mag ich nicht.
Я никогда не читал такую книгу.
Ich habe solch ein Buch noch nie gelesen.
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solch synonyms
What's the difference between solch / derartig / dergleichen / solchen / solche / gewiss
“of that kind,” “so”; often emphasizes the quality or character of something.
“such things,” “the like”; used for generalizing, especially in written language.
“such” in an inflected form; very common before a noun to point to a specific type.
“such” / “such people/things”; a very common form used to refer to this kind of people or things.
“certain,” “some”; can sound a bit literary and does not always mean just “such.”
Definite article “the”; as a demonstrative it can sometimes function like “that/such” in context.
“the same”; emphasizes identity rather than just “such.”
“such” in masculine form; a standard form for indicating type or quality.
“such” in neuter form; used when referring to a thing or phenomenon of this kind.
“such a,” “a thing like this”; a conversational form that often sounds more lively and emotional.
“things of that kind,” “suchlike”; literary and often somewhat distant in tone.
“in such a way,” “thus”; refers more to the manner of doing something than to “such” as a determiner.
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How to pronounce solch and what this word means
solch means such. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce solch
/zɔlç/
solch translation
such
solch examples
So ein solches Wetter mag ich nicht.
solch transcription
/zɔlç/
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solch meaning: what does it mean?
von dieser Art; derart
solch pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
solch is pronounced as /zɔlç/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
solch definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
So ein solches Wetter mag ich nicht. Translation: Мне не нравится такая погода.
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