Laid Meaning in English
word · lemma: lay
/ˈɫeɪd/
layd
/lˈeɪd/
layd
释义
'Laid' is the past tense and past participle of 'lay'. It means put something down carefully in a place, or for birds, produce eggs.
用法与细微差别
Don't confuse 'lay' with 'lie'. 'Lay' usually takes an object: you lay something down. Common patterns: 'laid the book on the table', 'laid the baby in bed', 'laid eggs'. 'Laid-back' is a separate adjective with a different meaning.
Spanish: puso - colocó - puso huevosPortuguese (BR): colocou - pôs - botou ovosPortuguese (PT): colocou - pôs - botou ovosChinese (Simplified): 放下 - 放置 - 下蛋Chinese (Traditional): 放下 - 放置 - 下蛋Hindi: रखा - बिछाया - अंडे दिएArabic: وضع - بسط - وضع البيضBengali: রেখেছিল - পেড়ে ছিল (ডিম)Russian: положил - снесла (яйца)Japanese: 置いた - 産んだ（卵）Vietnamese: đặt - đẻ (trứng)Korean: 놓았다 - 낳았다(알)Turkish: koydu - yumurtladıUrdu: رکھا - دیا (انڈہ)Indonesian: meletakkan - bertelur
例句
She laid the keys on the table.
basic
The hen laid three eggs this morning.
basic
He laid the baby on the bed gently.
basic
I laid everything out last night so I wouldn't be late today.
natural
They laid new carpet in the office over the weekend.
natural
She laid a hand on my shoulder and said everything would be okay.
natural