No. 9,752 in Spanish
ausentó
"He/she/it absented" (past tense of "absentarse," meaning to leave or be absent).
In a sentence
Él se ausentó de la reunión por motivos personales.
He was absent from the meeting due to personal reasons.
Here, 'ausentó' is used as a reflexive verb in the past tense meaning 'he was absent' or 'he chose to be absent'.
Ella ausentó su mirada mientras escuchaba la música.
She averted her gaze while listening to the music.
In this case, 'ausentó' describes turning or shifting away something as a conscious action, here applied to her gaze.
Nos ausentamos de la oficina a las cuatro para descansar.
We left the office at four to rest.
'Ausentamos' here indicates a group action where the subject (we) chose to leave or remove themselves from a location (the office).
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