Leeggezogen
Leeggezogen is the past participle of the Dutch verb leegzuigen, meaning to suck empty or to vacuum out. It is used in Dutch to signal that something has been emptied of its contents by suction, and it can function in both literal and figurative contexts. The form is typically used with the auxiliary hebben or, in passive-like constructions, with zijn, to describe completed actions or states: for example, something has been emptied by suction.
Etymology and form: The word combines leeg (empty) with zuigen (to suck). The compound leegzuigen yields the
Usage notes: In everyday language, leeggezogen often refers to cleaning or draining actions, such as vacuuming
Examples: Ik heb de koelkast leeggezogen (I have vacuumed the fridge clean). Het appartement is leeggezogen
Language and context: Leeggezogen is primarily a Dutch term found in the Netherlands and Flanders. It is