No. 9,559 in Spanish
apeló
"Apeló" means "he/she/it appealed" or "you (formal) appealed."
In a sentence
El acusado apeló la decisión del juez para buscar un veredicto más justo.
The defendant appealed the judge's decision to seek a fairer verdict.
In this sentence, 'apeló' is used in a legal context, meaning 'appealed', referencing the act of formally requesting a review or reversal of a decision or ruling.
Ella apeló a la bondad de sus amigos para obtener ayuda en su momento de necesidad.
She appealed to her friends' kindness to get help in her time of need.
Here, 'apeló' is used in a figurative sense, signifying a plea or request directed towards someone's character or attributes.
El orador apeló a los valores compartidos de la audiencia para reforzar su mensaje.
The speaker appealed to the audience's shared values to strengthen his message.
In this sentence, 'apeló' signifies invoking or addressing shared principles or beliefs to connect with or persuade an audience.
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