No. 2,096 in Spanish
causó
"Caused."
In a sentence
El accidente causó un gran tráfico en la carretera.
The accident caused heavy traffic on the highway.
Here, 'causó' is used as the past tense of 'causar', meaning 'to cause' or 'to provoke' an event or situation.
La noticia causó sorpresa entre los vecinos.
The news caused surprise among the neighbors.
In this sentence, 'causó' shows how a specific information led to a particular emotional response, implying influence or provocation.
Su comportamiento causó preocupación en su familia.
His behavior caused concern in his family.
Here, 'causó' indicates the consequence or emotional state resulted by someone's actions, demonstrating cause-and-effect relationship.
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