No. 299 in Spanish
logró
"Logró" means "achieved" or "accomplished."
In a sentence
Eva logró superar sus miedos y presentó el discurso.
Eva managed to overcome her fears and gave the speech.
Here, 'logró' is used to indicate achievement, implying that Eva made an effort to overcome a challenge and succeeded.
Gracias a su esfuerzo, logró obtener el puesto que deseaba.
Thanks to his effort, he was able to secure the position he wanted.
In this case, 'logró' conveys that reclaiming the position involved effort and determination, demonstrating success.
El equipo logró terminar el proyecto antes del plazo.
The team succeeded in completing the project ahead of the deadline.
Here, 'logró' is used to express that the team achieved the goal of finishing the project early.
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