No. 949 in Danish
trukket
"Trukket" means "pulled" or "withdrawn" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
Jeg har trukket gardinerne for.
I have drawn the curtains.
Here, "trukket" is the past participle form of the verb "trække" (to pull), indicating the completed action of pulling the curtains.
Han havde trukket sig tilbage fra konkurrencen.
He had withdrawn from the competition.
In this sentence, "trukket" describes the act of withdrawing or retreating, a reflexive usage of the verb "trække" with "sig".
Toget blev trukket af et gammelt damplokomotiv.
The train was pulled by an old steam locomotive.
In this usage, "trukket" is in a passive construction, denoting that the action of pulling was performed by an external agent, the old steam locomotive.
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