No. 7,733 in Spanish
lloré
"Cried" (first-person singular past tense of "llorar").
In a sentence
Ayer lloré porque recordé momentos tristes.
Yesterday, I cried because I remembered sad moments.
The verb 'lloré' is used in the past tense (preterite) to express an action that occurred and completed in the past, indicating that the crying happened yesterday.
Durante la película lloré al ver una escena conmovedora.
During the movie, I cried when I saw a moving scene.
The verb 'lloré' is in the preterite tense, describing an emotional reaction during a specific event (watching the movie).
Cuando me dieron la noticia, lloré de emoción y felicidad.
When I received the news, I cried out of emotion and happiness.
The verb 'lloré' is used here to convey an intense emotional response to an event, emphasizing the past action of crying due to positive emotions.
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