No. 3,222 in Spanish
armó
"Armó" is the third-person singular preterite form of "armar," meaning "assembled," "set up," or "caused" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Él armó el rompecabezas en menos de una hora.
He assembled the puzzle in less than an hour.
In this sentence, 'armó' refers to assembling or putting together something, specifically a puzzle.
Se armó un alboroto cuando la noticia se hizo pública.
A commotion arose when the news became public.
Here, 'armó' is used figuratively to describe the initiation or creation of a commotion or disturbance.
Ella armó el mueble siguiendo las instrucciones.
She assembled the furniture following the instructions.
In this example, 'armó' is used literally to indicate the act of assembling furniture.
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