No. 12,060 in Spanish
inhaló
"She/he/it inhaled."
In a sentence
Él inhaló profundamente antes de comenzar su discurso.
He inhaled deeply before starting his speech.
In this sentence, 'inhaló' is used as a simple past tense (pretérito perfecto simple) of the verb 'inhalar', meaning '[he/she/it] inhaled'. It shows the action of taking in air or another substance through breathing.
El médico explicó cómo ella inhaló accidentalmente algo irritante.
The doctor explained how she accidentally inhaled something irritating.
Here, 'inhaló' is used in a past narrative context, describing an unintentional action of inhaling an irritating substance.
Cuando Juan inhaló el aire fresco de la montaña, se sintió renovado.
When Juan inhaled the fresh mountain air, he felt renewed.
In this example, 'inhaló' showcases an intentional and beneficial act of breathing in, highlighting the positive effect of the action.
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