No. 12,528 in Spanish

midió

"Midió" means "he/she/it measured."

In a sentence

Él midió la longitud de la mesa.
He measured the length of the table.
Here, 'midió' is used as the past tense of 'medir', in the context of measuring a physical object.
La científica midió la presión del gas.
The scientist measured the pressure of the gas.
In this sentence, 'midió' refers to quantifying a scientific parameter.
Juan midió sus palabras antes de hablar.
Juan measured his words before speaking.
In this example, 'midió' is utilized metaphorically to imply careful consideration of one's words.

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