No. 4,199 in Spanish
llegaron
"Arrived" (third-person plural, past tense).
In a sentence
Los invitados llegaron temprano a la fiesta.
The guests arrived early at the party.
Here, 'llegaron' refers to the action of arriving at a specific place.
Cuando llegaron las noticias, todos se sorprendieron.
When the news arrived, everyone was surprised.
In this case, 'llegaron' describes the arrival of news, metaphorically indicating their reception.
Al fin llegaron a un acuerdo después de largas negociaciones.
Finally, they reached an agreement after long negotiations.
Here, 'llegaron' is used metaphorically to describe achieving or reaching a specific state or condition.
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