No. 2,958 in Dutch
bekogeld
"Bekogeld" means "pelted" or "bombarded" in English.
In a sentence
De demonstranten hebben het gebouw met eieren bekogeld.
The protesters pelted the building with eggs.
Here, 'bekogeld' is used to indicate the action of throwing objects at a target as a form of protest or expression.
Tijdens de voetbalwedstrijd werd de scheidsrechter door boze fans bekogeld.
During the football match, the referee was pelted by angry fans.
In this context, 'bekogeld' describes the act of angrily throwing objects at a person out of displeasure or disapproval.
De kinderen hebben elkaar met sneeuwballen bekogeld.
The children pelted each other with snowballs.
Here, 'bekogeld' refers to the playful act of tossing snowballs at each other, highlighting a non-hostile use of this verb.
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