No. 10,401 in Spanish
conquistó
"Conquistó" means "he/she/it conquered" or "achieved."
In a sentence
Fernando conquistó nuevos territorios durante su reinado.
Fernando conquered new territories during his reign.
The word 'conquistó' here refers to physically taking control or dominion over new lands or areas.
El equipo de fútbol conquistó el campeonato después de un gran esfuerzo.
The soccer team won the championship after great effort.
In this sentence, 'conquistó' is used figuratively to mean achieving or winning a victory or prize.
Conquistó mi corazón con su bondad y cariño.
He conquered my heart with his kindness and affection.
Here, 'conquistó' is metaphorically indicating gaining someone's affection or love.
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