No. 10,449 in Swedish
klubbat
"Klubbat" in English means "hammered" or "decided," often referring to something finalized or approved, typically in a formal setting like a meeting.
In a sentence
Efter en lång debatt i riksdagen har man klubbat den nya lagen.
After a long debate in the parliament, the new law has been passed.
Here, 'klubbat' is used to represent the act of officially passing a decision or law, derived from the procedure of striking a gavel when concluding deliberations.
Domaren har klubbat beslutet om straffet.
The judge has decreed the sentence.
In this context, 'klubbat' signifies making and confirming an official decision, akin to the act of striking a gavel in courtroom proceedings.
Vi har klubbat alla punkter på dagordningen under mötet.
We have finalized all agenda items during the meeting.
Here, 'klubbat' is used colloquially to mean agreeing on and concluding matters during a discussion or meeting.
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