No. 3,178 in Spanish

acotó

"Acotó" means "he/she/it specified, limited, or added" in English.

In a sentence

Él acotó que llegarían a tiempo.
He commented that they would arrive on time.
In this sentence, 'acotó' is used as a past-tense verb meaning 'he commented,' indicating a person expressing a clarification or remark.
La profesora acotó un comentario sobre el libro.
The teacher added a comment about the book.
Here, 'acotó' is utilized to signify the action of a teacher providing an additional observation, using the verb in a narrative past tense.
El orador acotó detalles relevantes en su discurso.
The speaker added relevant details in his speech.
In this context, 'acotó' serves to describe the action of someone elaborating or specifying further information during a speech.

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