No. 5,481 in Spanish
otorgaron
"Otorgaron" means "they granted" or "they awarded."
In a sentence
Los organizadores otorgaron premios a los ganadores del concurso.
The organizers granted awards to the winners of the contest.
In this sentence, 'otorgaron' is used as the third person plural past tense of 'otorgar' to describe the action of granting or awarding something, specifically prizes.
Otorgaron los permisos necesarios para realizar el evento.
They granted the necessary permits to hold the event.
Here, 'otorgaron' is used in the same tense and verb form, but the context shifts to the action of granting permissions or authorizations.
El consejo otorgó un reconocimiento especial a la dedicación de los empleados.
The council granted a special recognition to the dedication of the employees.
In this example, 'otorgaron' is utilized to depict an official grant of recognition or honor by a council or authority.
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