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As devalanteriel said, it means both. You can decipher which one is actually being meant based on the context or other words in the sentence.
This isn't a good example, but, like, "put" is "put" in all tenses in English. You only know which tense is being used based on the other words in the sentence.
CongoPowers
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Sometimes the correct translation for swedish "lunch" is the english "dinner" but sometimes the english "lunch" is correct. Is that meant to be so?