No. 3,621 in Spanish
metió
"Metió" means "put in" or "inserted."
In a sentence
Ella se metió al agua rápidamente para nadar.
She got into the water quickly to swim.
Here, 'metió' is used to indicate that someone entered into something, in this case, the water.
Él se metió en una situación complicada por no escuchar.
He got involved in a complicated situation for not listening.
In this sentence, 'metió' signifies becoming involved or embroiled in a situation.
El perro metió la cabeza por la ventana para mirar afuera.
The dog stuck its head through the window to look outside.
Here, 'metió' represents the action of inserting something, in this case, the dog's head, into a certain place.
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