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No. 1,877 in Swedish

letade

"Letade" means "searched" or "looked for" in English.

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  • Jag letade efter mina nycklar i hela huset.

    I searched for my keys throughout the entire house.

    The word 'letade' in this context is used as a past tense conjugation of the verb 'leta', meaning 'to look for' or 'search'. It describes the action of seeking something without success at a particular time in the past.

  • De letade efter ett ställe att äta lunch.

    They were searching for a place to eat lunch.

    Here, 'letade' again reflects a past action of actively seeking something, specifically looking for a location to eat. It indicates a deliberate effort made during an earlier time.

  • Hon letade genom gammal dokumentation för att hitta ett svar.

    She sifted through old documentation to find an answer.

    In this sentence, 'letade' illustrates the action of going through something in search of specific information previously. It carries a purposeful sense of examination or thorough searching.

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