No. 13,301 in Spanish

pusimos

"We put" (past tense of "poner").

In a sentence

Ayer pusimos la mesa para la cena.
Yesterday we set the table for dinner.
In this sentence, 'pusimos' is used in its literal sense, as the past tense of 'poner', which means 'to put' or 'to place'. Here it indicates performing the action of arranging or setting the table.
Cuando llegó la tormenta, nos pusimos a resguardo.
When the storm arrived, we took shelter.
Here, 'pusimos' forms part of the reflexive verb structure 'ponerse', which means 'to put oneself'. The context implies taking action to protect oneself.
Después de muchas ideas, pusimos en marcha nuestro proyecto.
After many ideas, we started our project.
In this example, 'pusimos' is part of the phrase 'poner en marcha', meaning 'to start' or 'to initiate'. It conveys beginning an action or undertaking a project.

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