No. 13,205 in Spanish
prodigaron
"Prodigaron" means "they lavished" or "they gave generously."
In a sentence
Los estudiantes prodigaron elogios a su maestro por su dedicación.
The students lavished praise upon their teacher for their dedication.
In this sentence, 'prodigaron' means 'lavished,' as the students generously expressed positive remarks to their teacher, showing gratitude or admiration.
En la fiesta, prodigaron sonrisas y saludos a todos los invitados.
At the party, they lavished smiles and greetings upon all the guests.
Here, 'prodigaron' is used to describe the act of generously distributing smiles and greetings, indicating friendliness and sociability.
Durante la reunión, prodigaron consejos útiles para aquellos que iniciaban un nuevo proyecto.
During the meeting, they lavished useful advice for those starting a new project.
In this context, 'prodigaron' reflects the act of generously sharing valuable advice, showing support and willingness to help others succeed.
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