·

form (EN)
Substantiv, Verb

Substantiv “form”

Sg. form, Pl. forms od. unz.
  1. Art oder Kategorie
    In the art class, we learned about various forms of painting, including watercolor, oil, and acrylic.
  2. Form
    The ice sculptor carved the block of ice into the form of a swan.
  3. Form (im grammatikalischen Sinne)
    The word "run" has different forms, such as "running", "ran", and "runs", depending on its use in a sentence.
  4. Form (im Sinne von Leistungsfähigkeit)
    Her form in the competition has improved significantly since last season.
  5. Klasse
    She was excited to start in the fifth form, where she would study more advanced subjects.
  6. Formular
    Before seeing the doctor, please fill out the patient information form at the front desk.
  7. Brauch
    The wedding followed traditional forms, including the exchange of vows and the cutting of the cake.
  8. Ablauf
    The priest explained the forms of the ceremony before it began.

Verb “form”

Infinitiv form; er forms; Prät. formed; Part. formed; Ger. forming
  1. sich formen
    The clouds formed into the shape of a dragon in the sky.
  2. formen (etwas eine Gestalt geben)
    The potter formed a vase from the lump of clay.
  3. entstehen
    As the dough rested, bubbles began to form, indicating it was ready to bake.
  4. bilden (z.B. eine Regierung)
    It will be difficult for the current election winner to form a government.
  5. bilden (im linguistischen Sinne, ein neues Wort)
    By adding "un-" to "happy", we form the adjective "unhappy".
  6. bilden (Teil von etwas sein)
    Men form 80% of this shop's customers.
  7. prägen
    Years of martial arts training formed her into a disciplined and focused individual.