No. 10,273 in Spanish
comió
"Comió" means "ate."
In a sentence
Ella se comió toda la comida.
She ate all the food.
The verb 'comió' is in the third person singular form of the preterite tense, meaning 'ate' in English. Here, it describes a completed past action performed by 'ella' (she).
¿Quién se comió mi pastel?
Who ate my cake?
In this context, 'comió' is used in an interrogative sentence to question the identity of the subject (who) who performed the past action of eating.
El perro comió rápidamente y salió corriendo.
The dog ate quickly and ran out.
Here, 'comió' refers to a single complete action performed by the subject 'el perro' (the dog) in the past, emphasizing the sequence of actions.
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