No. 1,663 in Portuguese
acabaram
"Acabaram" means "they/you (plural) finished" or "ended."
In a sentence
Eles acabaram de sair.
They just left.
The word 'acabaram' is used to denote the recent completion of an action, indicated by the subsequent 'de sair'.
Os recursos acabaram rapidamente.
The resources ran out quickly.
Here, 'acabaram' signifies that the resources were exhausted or used up.
Depois de meses de trabalho, finalmente acabaram a tarefa.
After months of work, they finally finished the task.
In this context, 'acabaram' refers to the completion or conclusion of an activity.
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