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Weil

Description:

Weil is a German conjunction that commonly translates to "because" or "since" in English. It is used to introduce a reason or cause-and-effect relationship in a sentence.

Senses:

• Conjunction: Used to introduce a reason or cause
• Noun: A surname of German origin

Usages:

1. Conjunction:

1.1. It is raining because the weather forecast predicted a thunderstorm.
1.2. I cannot come to the party since I have to work late tonight.

2. Noun:

2.1. The famous philosopher and mathematician, Carl Friedrich Weil.
2.2. The annual Weil festival celebrates the local heritage.

Sample Sentences:

1. The team lost the game because they lacked coordination. (conjunction)
2. He couldn't participate in the marathon since he had an injury. (conjunction)
3. Emil Weil was a notable German physicist. (noun)
4. I'm really excited for the Weil fair this weekend. (noun)

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