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No. 11,956 in Swedish

radade

"Radade" means "lined up" or "arranged in rows" in English.

In a sentence

  • Hon radade böckerna på hyllan.

    She arranged the books on the shelf.

    Here, 'radade' is the past tense of the verb 'rada', meaning to align or arrange in a row, showing the action performed by her to organize the books orderly on the shelf.

  • De radade upp stolarna för mötet.

    They lined up the chairs for the meeting.

    In this sentence, 'radade' again represents the action of arranging or putting things in rows, in this context referring to chairs being prepared for the meeting.

  • Lärare radade eleverna längs korridoren.

    Teachers lined up the students along the corridor.

    The word 'radade' highlights the action of organizing people in a sequence or row, indicating the teachers' action to position students orderly in the corridor.

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