No. 9,653 in Spanish
arriesgó
"Arriesgó" means "he/she/you risked" in English.
In a sentence
Él arriesgó mucho para salvar a sus amigos.
He risked a lot to save his friends.
The word "arriesgó" here is used as the past simple tense of the verb "arriesgar," meaning "to risk." It indicates an action completed in the past where the subject took significant risks.
Ella siempre arriesgó su tiempo para ayudar a los demás.
She always risked her time to help others.
In this sentence, "arriesgó" again represents the past simple tense of "arriesgar." It describes a recurring action in the past where the subject habitually sacrificed her time for others.
El viajero inconsciente arriesgó su vida al cruzar el río sin preparación.
The reckless traveler risked his life crossing the river without preparation.
The word "arriesgó" is employed to describe a specific past action involving a risk to the subject's life due to inadequate preparation.
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