No. 9,194 in Spanish

abordó

"Abordó" means "he/she/it boarded" or "approached."

In a sentence

Él abordó el avión temprano esta mañana.
He boarded the plane early this morning.
Here, 'abordó' means 'boarded.' It describes a past action of getting onto a vehicle, specifically an airplane.
El equipo abordó el problema con soluciones innovadoras.
The team addressed the problem with innovative solutions.
In this sentence, 'abordó' implies 'addressed or tackled.' It is used metaphorically to describe dealing with an issue or challenge.
La maestra abordó el tema de las matemáticas en la clase de hoy.
The teacher approached the topic of mathematics in today's class.
Here, 'abordó' means 'approached or commenced discussion on.' It indicates initiating discussion or examination of a subject.

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