No. 13,240 in Spanish
propinaron
"Propinaron" means "they gave" or "they dealt," usually referring to delivering something forcefully, such as a blow or punishment.
In a sentence
Los estudiantes propinaron respuestas contundentes durante el debate.
The students delivered strong responses during the debate.
In this context, 'propinaron' means 'delivered' or 'gave', indicating someone effectively presented answers.
Los chicos propinaron un golpe certero en el partido de fútbol.
The boys landed an accurate shot in the soccer match.
Here, 'propinaron' refers to 'administering' or 'delivering' an action, specifically in a competitive or physical scenario.
Propinaron una multa al conductor por exceder el límite de velocidad.
They issued a fine to the driver for exceeding the speed limit.
In this situation, 'propinaron' means 'issued' or 'imposed', referring to giving or applying a penalty.
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