Aankleden: Dutch verb conjugation
aankleden kleedde aan aangekleed
to dress, put clothing on someone or something
/ˈaːŋkleːdə(n)/
Conjugation of aankleden
| Person | Present | Past | Perfect |
|---|---|---|---|
| ik | kleed aan | kleedde aan | heb aangekleed |
| jij, u | kleedt aan | kleedde aan | hebt aangekleed |
| hij, zij, het | kleedt aan | kleedde aan | heeft aangekleed |
| wij, jullie, zij | kleden aan | kleedden aan | hebben aangekleed |
- Past participle: aangekleed, with hebben.
- Aankleden is separable: in a main clause the prefix moves to the end, as in “ik kleed aan”. See where the prefix goes in other sentences.
Meaning in English
- to dress, put clothing on someone or something
- to get dressed, put clothes on oneself
- to furnish with textile, furniture, decorations etc.
- to dress up, present with embellishments, excuses etc.
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