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puse
"Puse" means "I put" (past tense of "poner").
In a sentence
Puse el libro en la mesa.
I put the book on the table.
Used the verb 'poner' in past tense (yo puse) to describe placing an object somewhere.
Puse atención en la clase.
I paid attention in class.
Used in a figurative sense, meaning to direct attention or focus towards something.
Me puse triste al escuchar la noticia.
I became sad upon hearing the news.
Used reflexively (me puse) to describe a change in emotional state.
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