No. 2,106 in Dutch
haalden
"Haalden" is the past tense of "halen," meaning "fetched" or "got."
In a sentence
Ze haalden water uit de put.
They fetched water from the well.
The word 'haalden' is used here as a past tense plural verb form of 'halen', meaning 'to fetch'.
We haalden de trein net op tijd.
We caught the train just in time.
In this sentence, 'haalden' is used to indicate the act of catching something, in this case, a train.
De kinderen haalden blije herinneringen op tijdens de reünie.
The children reminisced about joyful memories during the reunion.
Here, 'haalden' is part of the verb phrase 'herinneringen ophalen', which means 'to reminisce', used in the past tense form.
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