No. 707 in Spanish
logrado
"Logrado" means "achieved" or "well-done."
In a sentence
He logrado alcanzar mis metas en el trabajo.
I have managed to achieve my goals at work.
Here, 'logrado' is used as the past participle form of the verb 'lograr', indicating the successful completion of a goal or objective.
El proyecto finalizado es un producto muy bien logrado.
The completed project is a very well-achieved product.
In this example, 'logrado' functions as an adjective to describe something that has been successfully completed or realized.
Él siempre ha logrado enfrentar los desafíos con valentía.
He has always managed to face challenges with bravery.
Here, 'logrado' appears as part of a compound verb tense, reflecting the accomplishment of a continuous action or effort.
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