No. 13,590 in Spanish

reprochó

"Reprochó" means "he/she reproached" or "criticized."

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Ella le reprochó su falta de sinceridad.
She reproached him for his lack of sincerity.
The word 'reprochó' here implies that she expressed disapproval or disappointment about his insincerity.
El maestro reprochó a los estudiantes su falta de atención durante la clase.
The teacher reproached the students for their lack of attention during the lesson.
In this sentence, 'reprochó' means that the teacher pointed out the students' inattentiveness in a critical manner.
Juan reprochó a sus amigos por no haberle avisado de los cambios.
Juan reproached his friends for not having informed him of the changes.
Here, 'reprochó' reveals Juan's dissatisfaction or blame directed towards his friends for their lack of communication.

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