laid-

1.lay(放、铺）的过去式和过去分词

1.not educated or trained to a high or professional standard in a particular subject

2.belonging to a Christian church but not officially employed by it as a priest, minister, etc.

1.The past tense of lie

2.to put someone or something down in a careful way, especially so that they are lying flat; to put something such as pipes, wires, or a carpet into the correct position in the ground or on the floor, so that they are ready to be used

3.if a female animal such as a bird or fish lays an egg, it produces the egg by pushing it from its body

4.to carefully plan and prepare something that will be needed in the future to achieve an aim

5.a way of saying “lie,” meaning to have your body in a flat position, that many people think is incorrect

6.if you lay the table or lay a place at a table, you prepare a table for a meal by putting forks, knives, spoons, dishes, etc. on it. The usual American word is set.

1.someone considered as a particular type of sexual partner

2.a poem or song

1.The past tense of lie

2.The past tense of lie