No. 7,107 in Spanish

facturó

"Facturó" means "he/she/it invoiced" or "he/she/it billed."

In a sentence

Ella facturó la maleta en el mostrador del aeropuerto.
She checked in the suitcase at the airport counter.
Here, 'facturó' is used as a past tense of the verb 'facturar', meaning 'to check in luggage' at the airport.
La empresa facturó un millón de dólares el año pasado.
The company invoiced a million dollars last year.
In this example, 'facturó' refers to the action of creating invoices or billing, which is another meaning of the verb 'facturar'.
El hotel automáticamente facturó a mi tarjeta de crédito el costo de la estadía.
The hotel automatically charged the cost of the stay to my credit card.
Here, 'facturó' is used in the sense of charging or processing payment.

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