Uitgelijdden

Uitgelijdden is a Dutch verb that translates to "lined up" or "aligned" in English. It is the past participle of the verb uitlijnen, meaning to align or to draw a line. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, uitgelijdden refers to the act of placing objects or people in a straight line. For example, one might say "De soldaten stonden uitgelijdden op het plein," meaning "The soldiers stood lined up in the square." This implies a neat and orderly arrangement.

Figuratively, uitgelijdden can describe a state of being in agreement or harmony. If two people's opinions or plans are uitgelijdden, it means they are aligned and there is no conflict. For instance, "Hun ideeën waren perfect uitgelijdden," translates to "Their ideas were perfectly aligned." This suggests a shared understanding or common goal.

The concept of being uitgelijdden can also apply to processes or systems. When a process is uitgelijdden, it means all its components or steps are working together smoothly and efficiently. In a technical context, it might refer to the alignment of mechanical parts to ensure proper functioning. The term emphasizes order, precision, and coordination.