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No. 4,483 in Spanish

agotar

To exhaust or to use up.

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  • El corredor logró agotar todas sus energías al llegar a la meta.

    The runner managed to exhaust all his energy upon reaching the finish line.

    In this sentence, 'agotar' is used to mean 'to exhaust' or 'use up completely,' referring to the depletion of the runner's energy.

  • Debemos agotar todas las opciones antes de tomar una decisión.

    We must exhaust all the options before making a decision.

    Here, 'agotar' signifies 'to exhaust' or 'consider thoroughly,' implying a thorough evaluation of all possibilities.

  • La tienda quiere agotar el inventario antes de fin de año.

    The store wants to deplete the inventory before the end of the year.

    In this case, 'agotar' is used in the context of commerce to mean 'to deplete' or 'sell out,' concerning the store's stock.

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