No. 13,238 in Spanish
propiciaron
"Propiciaron" means "they fostered" or "they facilitated."
In a sentence
Los avances tecnológicos propiciaron un cambio en la manera de trabajar.
Technological advances facilitated a change in the way we work.
In this sentence, 'propiciaron' means 'facilitated' or 'made possible,' indicating that technological advances contributed to the change.
Ellos propiciaron un ambiente de colaboración en la oficina.
They fostered an environment of collaboration in the office.
Here, 'propiciaron' translates to 'fostered' or 'encouraged,' denoting an action that creates or promotes a collaborative environment.
Las medidas tomadas por el gobierno propiciaron el crecimiento económico.
The measures taken by the government promoted economic growth.
In this case, 'propiciaron' is used to mean 'promoted' or 'helped to generate,' referring to actions taken that led to economic growth.
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