No. 6,033 in Spanish

acabó

"Acabó" means "finished" or "ended."

In a sentence

Él acabó sus tareas temprano.
He finished his tasks early.
Here, 'acabó' is used to mean 'finished' in the context of completing an activity or task.
La película acabó y todos salieron de la sala.
The movie ended, and everyone left the hall.
In this sentence, 'acabó' signifies 'ended' in the context of stopping or reaching the conclusion of an event or activity.
Acabó siendo mejor de lo que esperábamos.
It ended up being better than we expected.
In this example, 'acabó' is utilized to convey 'ended up' when describing an unexpected outcome or conclusion.

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