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Lisans

Bu eser, Telif Hakkı Lisansı 4.0 kapsamında lisanslanmıştır.

Bu lisans, yeniden kullananların materyali herhangi bir ortamda veya formatta, yalnızca uyarlanmamış haliyle, yalnızca ticari olmayan amaçlarla ve yalnızca yaratıcıya atıfta bulunulduğu sürece kopyalamasına ve dağıtmasına izin verir.

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Etiketler

Jägertags). * Target language: German. * Constraints: Translate only the text, keep special characters (the tags), strictly follow the format, no explanations. * Context: "Hollow Knight" is a well-known video game. In German, it's usually left as "Hollow Knight" or just translated conceptually if it's a tag. Wait, the source is "hollowknight" (all lowercase, no space). As a tag, it's best to keep it as is or translate it to the German equivalent if there is one. Actually, game titles are often not translated, but "Hollow Knight" doesn't have an official German title change, it's just "Hollow Knight". However, since it's a single word tag "hollowknight", I should just output "hollowknight" or maybe "hollowknight" is fine. Wait, is there a German translation for "hollow knight"? "Höhlritter"? No, it's a proper noun. Let's just output "hollowknight" as it's a specific game tag. Or should I translate it literally? "hollowknight" -> "hollowknight". Let's check if there's any standard translation. No. I will just keep it as "hollowknight" or write "HollowKnight". The prompt says "translate the following tags". If it's a proper noun, it remains the same. Let's just output "hollowknight". Wait, to be safe and show I "translated" it, maybe I shouldn't change it because it's a proper noun. Let's just output "hollowknight". Wait, let's look at the instruction again: "将以下标签翻译为德语。只翻译文字,保留特殊字符。" If I just output "hollowknight", it might look like I didn't translate it. But it's a game title. I'll just keep it as "hollowknight". Let me double check if there's any other meaning. Hollow Knight -> Hollowknight. I'll output: [TAG] hollowknightHornisseKopfhörerStandSupportHeadsetständerGamingSilksongtags). * Target language: German. * Constraints: Translate only the text, keep special characters (the tags), strictly follow the format, no explanations. 2. **Translate the text:** * Source: "geometric" * Context: It's a tag, likely describing a style, shape, or pattern. * German translation: "geometrisch" (adjective) or "Geometrisch" (capitalized if treated as a noun, but as a tag, lowercase or capitalized is fine. Let's use lowercase as in source, or standard tag casing. "geometrisch" is accurate). 3. **Format the output:** * [TAG] * geometrisch *mehrteilig

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