No. 2,803 in Spanish
otorgó
"Otorgó" means "granted" or "awarded."
In a sentence
El gobierno otorgó becas a estudiantes destacados.
The government granted scholarships to outstanding students.
"Otorgó" here means "granted" or "gave" in the context of formally providing something, specifically by an authority.
El juez le otorgó la custodia de los niños después del juicio.
The judge awarded custody of the children to her after the trial.
"Otorgó" means "awarded" or "assigned", denoting a formal decision or allocation by a figure of authority like a judge.
La organización otorgó un reconocimiento especial al voluntario dedicado.
The organization conferred a special recognition to the dedicated volunteer.
"Otorgó" signifies "conferred" or "bestowed", implying the act of formally giving honor or recognition.
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