This is the 8750th most frequent Portuguese word.
amargaram
"Amargaram" means "they made bitter" or "became bitter."
In this sentence, 'amargaram' is used to mean 'endured' or 'felt' in a negative context, referring to experiencing something bitter or unpleasant.
Os trabalhadores amargaram anos de dificuldades.
The workers endured years of hardships.
Here, 'amargaram' describes the players feeling bitter about their loss, reflecting emotional impact.
A derrota no campeonato amargaram os jogadores.
The defeat in the championship saddened the players.
In this context, 'amargaram' literally means 'became bitter,' used to describe a change in taste.