No. 4,200 in Spanish

llevó

"Llevó" means "he/she/it took" or "he/she/it carried."

In a sentence

Él llevó los libros a la biblioteca.
He took the books to the library.
In this sentence, 'llevó' is used in the past tense to describe carrying or transporting something to another location.
La discusión llevó a una solución pacífica.
The discussion led to a peaceful solution.
Here, 'llevó' is metaphorically used to mean 'led to' or 'resulted in' as a consequence.
El tren llevó a los pasajeros a su destino.
The train took the passengers to their destination.
In this case, 'llevó' describes the transport of people by a vehicle to a destination.

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