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No. 2,307 in Spanish

recoger

"Recoger" means "to pick up" or "to gather."

In a sentence

  • Voy a recoger las hojas caídas en el jardín.

    I am going to pick up the fallen leaves in the garden.

    The verb 'recoger' is used here to mean 'to pick up' or 'to gather'.

  • Ella va a recoger a su hijo después de la escuela.

    She is going to pick up her son after school.

    In this context, 'recoger' means 'to pick up' a person, often implying transportation or meeting.

  • Es importante recoger las ideas después de leer un texto.

    It is important to gather the ideas after reading a text.

    Here, 'recoger' refers to the act of compiling or summarizing information from a resource.

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