No. 2,868 in Spanish
remató
"Remató" means "finished off" or "concluded."
In a sentence
Ella remató el proyecto con una presentación excelente.
She finished the project with an excellent presentation.
Here, 'remató' is used to describe the action of concluding or completing something in a successful way.
El jugador remató al arco, pero el arquero detuvo el tiro.
The player shot at the goal, but the goalkeeper stopped the shot.
In this context, 'remató' refers to a sports action, specifically shooting or striking the ball during a game.
En la subasta, él remató el objeto al mejor postor.
At the auction, he sold the item to the highest bidder.
'Remató' here is employed to indicate the act of selling an item in the context of an auction, typically denoting a conclusive sale.
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