No. 220 in Spanish

agregó

"Agregó" means "added."

In a sentence

Ella agregó azúcar al café para endulzarlo.
She added sugar to the coffee to sweeten it.
In this sentence, 'agregó' is used as the past tense of 'agregar', meaning 'to add', showcasing its use in describing an action of inclusion.
El profesor agregó un comentario adicional al final de la lección.
The teacher added an additional comment at the end of the lesson.
Here, 'agregó' again refers to the act of adding or including extra information, denoting an additive action.
El escritor agregó detalles interesantes en la última edición del libro.
The writer added interesting details in the latest edition of the book.
In this example, 'agregó' is employed to describe the author's action of including more details, emphasizing the enrichment of content.

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