This is the 12724th most frequent Spanish word.
objetó
"Objetó" means "he/she/it objected."
The word 'objetó' is used as a verb in the past tense, meaning 'objected', indicating a formal disagreement with a statement.
El abogado objetó al comentario hecho por el testigo.
The lawyer objected to the comment made by the witness.
The word 'objetó' here again represents the action of opposing or expressing disagreement, showing personal refusal or disapproval.
Ella objetó la propuesta porque no consideraba que fuera adecuada.
She objected to the proposal because she did not consider it appropriate.
In this sentence, 'objetaron' is the plural form of 'objetó', reflecting disagreement or opposition amongst multiple individuals.