No. 1,112 in Dutch
meegemaakt
"Meegemaakt" means "experienced" or "went through."
In a sentence
Ik heb een spannende gebeurtenis meegemaakt.
I experienced an exciting event.
The word 'meegemaakt' in this context is used as the past participle of the verb 'meemaken', meaning 'to experience or live through'. It's describing something the speaker has experienced.
Wat heb jij de afgelopen week meegemaakt?
What have you experienced over the past week?
Here, 'meegemaakt' functions as the past participle of a perfect tense question, inquiring about events or experiences of the listener.
We hebben zoveel samen meegemaakt door de jaren heen.
We have experienced so much together over the years.
In this sentence, 'meegemaakt' is used to express shared experiences between individuals, giving a sense of nostalgia or collective memory.
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