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No. 458 in Croatian

došla

"Došla" means "came" (feminine singular, past tense) in English.

In a sentence

  • Jučer je Ana došla u grad.

    Yesterday Ana came to the city.

    Here, 'došla' is used as the past tense form of 'to come' in the feminine singular, indicating an action completed in the past.

  • Tvoja knjiga je došla do mene.

    Your book has reached me.

    'Došla' is utilized here in the sense of something arriving or reaching a destination, describing the transition of the book to my possession.

  • Nije došla na sastanak jer je bila bolesna.

    She didn't come to the meeting because she was ill.

    In this sentence, 'došla' is used in the negated past tense, indicating the subject did not complete the action of coming.

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