No. 9,408 in Spanish
alabó
"Alabó" means "he/she/it praised" (past tense of "alabar").
In a sentence
Ella alabó a sus compañeros por su esfuerzo.
She praised her teammates for their effort.
In this sentence, "alabó" refers to commendation or praise directed toward someone's actions or qualities.
El público alabó la obra de teatro con una ovación de pie.
The audience praised the play with a standing ovation.
Here, "alabó" describes the audience's act of showing positive acknowledgment toward the play.
Él alabó las virtudes de su amigo durante el discurso.
He praised his friend's virtues during the speech.
"Alabó" in this context highlights the act of expressing admiration for someone's qualities orally.
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