No. 10,324 in Spanish

comunicó

"Comunicó" means "he/she/it communicated" or "you (formal) communicated."

In a sentence

Ella comunicó la noticia de manera clara y precisa.
She communicated the news in a clear and precise way.
In this sentence, 'comunicó' is used as the third person singular past tense of the verb 'comunicar,' which means 'to communicate.' It denotes the action of transmitting information clearly and effectively.
El director comunicó su decisión a todos los empleados.
The director communicated his decision to all the employees.
Here, 'comunicó' signifies the act of sharing or making information known by the director to the employees, emphasizing the formal and direct dissemination of a decision.
La organización comunicó los cambios en las políticas mediante un correo electrónico.
The organization communicated the changes in the policies through an email.
In this context, 'comunicó' relates to the action of notifying or informing about changes, underlining the medium of communication, which is an email.

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