besiedeln

C1

to settle / colonize / populate

English meaning
to settle / colonize / populate
Vocabulary package
History & the Past

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besiedeln in a sentence

Pioniere besiedelten den wilden Westen.

Pioneers colonized the wild west.

Conjugation of besiedeln

ichbesiedle
dubesiedelst
er/sie/esbesiedelt
wirbesiedeln
ihrbesiedelt
sie/Siebesiedeln
Simple past (er/sie/es)
besiedelte
Perfect
hat besiedelt

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Questions about besiedeln

How do you conjugate besiedeln?

Present tense: besiedle, besiedelst, besiedelt, besiedeln, besiedelt, besiedeln. Simple past: besiedelte. Perfect: hat besiedelt.

What does besiedeln mean in English?

besiedeln means "to settle / colonize / populate". For example: "Pioniere besiedelten den wilden Westen." — "Pioneers colonized the wild west."

What level is besiedeln in German?

besiedeln is a C1 word — c1 — advanced. It belongs to the history & the past vocabulary.

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