No. 829 in Dutch
geregeld
"Ordered," "arranged," or "regularly."
In a sentence
Ik heb dat probleem eindelijk geregeld.
I have finally taken care of that issue.
Here, 'geregeld' functions as the past participle of the verb 'regelen,' meaning 'to arrange or to take care of'.
De bus rijdt hier geregeld langs.
The bus passes here regularly.
In this context, 'geregeld' is used as an adverb, meaning 'regularly' or 'frequently'.
Het is belangrijk dat alles goed geregeld is.
It is important that everything is well-organized.
Here, 'geregeld' functions as an adjective, meaning 'well-organized' or 'arranged'.
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