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No. 3,217 in Spanish

aprobadas

"Approved" or "passed."

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  • Las nuevas leyes fueron aprobadas por el congreso.

    The new laws were passed by the congress.

    In this sentence, 'aprobadas' is used as a past participle in passive voice, indicating that the laws were approved or passed.

  • Mis propuestas fueron aprobadas por mis superiores.

    My proposals were approved by my superiors.

    Here, 'aprobadas' serves as the past participle, linked to a subject (propuestas), describing the action carried out on it.

  • Todas las materias en mi programa de estudios están aprobadas.

    All subjects in my study program are passed.

    In this context, 'aprobadas' implies that the subjects have been passed or successfully completed, indicating a state or condition.

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