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No. 11,818 in Spanish

halló

"Halló" means "found" (past tense of "find").

In a sentence

  • Él halló las llaves que había perdido.

    He found the keys he had lost.

    In this context, 'halló' is used as a synonym for 'encontró' to mean 'found', referring to the action of locating something.

  • La científica halló una nueva solución al problema.

    The scientist found a new solution to the problem.

    Here, 'halló' implies discovering or deducing a solution, showcasing its use in intellectual contexts.

  • El explorador halló un camino alternativo en el bosque.

    The explorer found an alternative path in the forest.

    In this sentence, 'halló' denotes the identification of a physical route or passage.

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