Usages of sætte
Blomsten lugter dejligt, og jeg har sat den i mit køkken.
The flower smells lovely, and I have placed it in my kitchen.
Jeg vil sætte bogen på bordet.
I will put the book on the table.
Hun smører brødet med smør og sætter det i ovnen, så det bliver varmt og sprødt.
She spreads butter on the bread and puts it in the oven so it becomes warm and crispy.
Min veninde siger: “Sæt tallerkenerne i opvaskemaskinen,” og jeg gør det med det samme.
My (female) friend says, “Put the plates in the dishwasher,” and I do it right away.
Hun hænger sin våde regnjakke ved døren og sætter hjelmen på hylden i gangen.
She hangs her wet rain jacket by the door and puts the helmet on the shelf in the hallway.
Jeg sætter min tandbørste i et glas på hylden, når badeværelset er ryddeligt.
I put my toothbrush in a glass on the shelf when the bathroom is tidy.
Velbekomme, siger tjeneren, da hun sætter hovedretten på bordet.
“Enjoy your meal,” says the waitress as she puts the main course on the table.
Jeg sætter glasset på bordet i køkkenet.
I put the glass on the table in the kitchen.
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