No. 9,853 in Spanish
batió
"Batió" means "he/she/it beat, struck, or stirred" (past tense of "batir").
In a sentence
Ella batió los huevos para hacer un pastel.
She beat the eggs to make a cake.
In this sentence, 'batió' is used in the context of cooking, indicating the act of mixing or whipping ingredients.
El atleta batió el récord mundial en natación.
The athlete broke the world record in swimming.
Here, 'batió' is used metaphorically to indicate surpassing a previous achievement or record.
Durante la tormenta, el viento batió con fuerza contra las ventanas.
During the storm, the wind forcefully hit against the windows.
In this sentence, 'batió' describes a physical action of hitting or striking.
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