No. 6,819 in Dutch
aangaf
In English, "aangaf" means "indicated" or "stated," referring to the past tense of the Dutch verb "aangeven."
In a sentence
Hij gaf aan dat hij later zou komen.
He indicated that he would come later.
In this sentence, "aangaf" is used to mean "indicated" or "mentioned", showing an instance of communication or providing information about one's intention.
De leraar gaf aan waar het boek lag in het lokaal.
The teacher pointed out where the book was in the classroom.
Here, "aangaf" indicates pointing out or showing a location, illustrating giving direction or indication.
De politieagent gaf aan dat de verdachte de regels had overtreden.
The police officer indicated that the suspect had broken the rules.
Within this context, "aangaf" is used in a formal sense to express a declaration or statement made by an authoritative figure.
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