No. 11,147 in Spanish
empeoraron
"Empeoraron" means "they worsened" or "got worse."
In a sentence
Los resultados de las pruebas empeoraron en comparación con el año pasado.
The test results worsened compared to last year.
The verb 'empeoraron' is used in its past tense, third person plural form, indicating a decline in performance metrics.
Las relaciones entre los vecinos empeoraron tras la disputa.
The relationships between the neighbors worsened after the dispute.
Here, 'empeoraron' describes the deterioration of interpersonal dynamics, emphasizing the impact of conflict.
Por desgracia, las condiciones del clima empeoraron rápidamente.
Unfortunately, the weather conditions worsened rapidly.
In this example, 'empeoraron' conveys the rapid worsening of environmental conditions, reflecting a natural phenomenon.
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