No. 661 in Danish
mødte
"Met" (past tense of "meet").
In a sentence
Jeg mødte min ven på gaden i går.
I met my friend on the street yesterday.
Here, 'mødte' is the past tense of 'møde' (to meet), indicating a completed action of encountering someone.
Han mødte udfordringer med et smil.
He faced challenges with a smile.
In this example, 'mødte' is used to indicate encountering or facing an abstract concept like challenges.
Peter mødte straks til det aftalte tidspunkt.
Peter arrived promptly at the agreed time.
Here, 'mødte' implies showing up or being present at a location, often for an agreed reason or meeting.
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