No. 200 in Danish
dele
"Dele" means "to share" or "to divide" in English.
In a sentence
Jeg vil dele denne kage med dig.
I want to share this cake with you.
The word 'dele' here means 'to share', referring to the act of dividing something for mutual use.
Han deler altid sine bøger med venner.
He always shares his books with friends.
In this case, 'dele' is used similarly to share possessions, emphasizing the act of generosity or lending.
Vi skal dele opgaven mellem os.
We must divide the assignment among us.
Here, 'dele' means 'to divide', focusing on distribution or allocation of responsibility.
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