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No. 720 in Danish

lagde

"Lagde" means "put" or "laid" in English, as the past tense of "lægge" (to lay/place).

In a sentence

  • Jeg lagde bogen på bordet.

    I put the book on the table.

    Here, 'lagde' is the past tense of 'lægge', showing an action of placing.

  • Han lagde mærke til detaljerne i maleriet.

    He noticed the details in the painting.

    In this case, 'lagde' is used in the expression 'lagde mærke', meaning 'noticed'.

  • De lagde sig ned for at hvile.

    They lay down to rest.

    Here, 'lagde' describes the action of lying down in the past.

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