Schloss

[shlaws]

noun

German.

plural

Schlösser 

1. a castle or palace.

Example Sentences

The three nuns have spent much of their lives at Schloss Goldenstein, a castle which has been a convent and a private girls' school since 1877.

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In 1930, the Nazi Party chief in Thuringia and state Minister of Education and the Interior, Wilhelm Frick, issued orders to remove 70 Expressionist paintings from the Schloss Weimar museum, fire the director of another museum for displaying modern art in its exhibitions, and ban all pacifist or antiwar books and films, including Erich Maria Remarque’s legendary World War I novel “All Quiet on the Western Front.”

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The Cubs were 29-2 last year and return 6-7 super sophomore Blake Fahlbusch as well as 6-2 Parker Schloss, 6-4 Emmett Martin and 6-4 Simon Capps.

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In 2021, around 50 international experts in serverless computing met at a seminar at Schloss Dagstuhl -- Leibniz Centre for Informatics.

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The cabinet passed a draft law by Interior Minister Nancy Faeser as part of a series of measures agreed at a two-day cabinet retreat at Schloss Meseberg, a castle outside Berlin.

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