No. 10,238 in Spanish

colocaron

"They placed" or "they put."

In a sentence

Ellos colocaron los libros en la biblioteca.
They placed the books in the library.
The word 'colocaron' is used in the past tense to describe an action where the subjects arranged or placed items in a specific location.
Los trabajadores colocaron los ladrillos para construir la pared.
The workers positioned the bricks to build the wall.
'Colocaron' here refers to the act of positioning or arranging objects, emphasizing the careful placement required for a construction task.
Mis amigas colocaron las decoraciones en la fiesta.
My friends set up the decorations at the party.
In this instance, 'colocaron' is used to depict the action of decorating or arranging items in preparation for a social event.

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