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pujaron
"Pujaron" is the third-person plural preterite form of the verb "pujar," meaning "they pushed" or "they bid," depending on context.
In a sentence
Ellos pujaron en la subasta para adquirir esa pintura.
They bid at the auction to acquire that painting.
Here, "pujaron" is used to indicate placing bids or competing in an auction context, related to offers or proposals.
Los deportistas pujaron con fuerza para ganar la competencia.
The athletes strove vigorously to win the competition.
In this sentence, "pujaron" refers to the effort or striving strongly in pursuit of achieving something, like in a competition.
Pujaron para levantar el peso máximo durante el entrenamiento.
They pushed hard to lift the maximum weight during training.
This usage describes exerting physical force or effort, specifically in a lifting or pressuring context.
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