No. 10,497 in Spanish
convivió
"Convivió" means "he/she/it lived together" or "shared time with others."
In a sentence
El año pasado, María convivió con su familia en una casa rural durante las vacaciones.
Last year, María lived together with her family in a rural house during the holidays.
The verb 'convivió' is used to indicate the act of sharing a living experience or environment with others.
En la reunión de amistades, Pedro convivió con invitados de distintas culturas y aprendió mucho.
At the gathering of friends, Pedro interacted with guests from different cultures and learned a lot.
In this case, 'convivió' suggests engaging socially and sharing time with a group of people.
Durante el proyecto, el equipo convivió diariamente en un espacio reducido para trabajar juntos.
During the project, the team shared daily living in a confined space to work together.
Here, 'convivió' emphasizes sharing a living or working environment, collaboratively experiencing daily life.
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