No. 12,333 in Spanish

liquidó

"Liquidó" means "he/she/it liquidated" or "settled" in English.

In a sentence

Ella liquidó las deudas acumuladas el lunes.
She settled the accumulated debts on Monday.
In this sentence, 'liquidó' means 'settled' or 'paid off', referring to clearing debts or financial obligations.
El jugador liquidó el partido con un gol en el último minuto.
The player finished the game with a goal in the last minute.
Here, 'liquidó' implies 'finished' or 'decisively concluded', often used metaphorically in sports or competition contexts.
La empresa liquidó el inventario tras el cierre.
The company liquidated the inventory after closing.
In this context, 'liquidó' signifies 'liquidated', referring to selling off assets or stock, typically in the context of business or sales.

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