This is the 13752nd most frequent Spanish word.
saldaron
"Saldo" refers to "they settled," "they paid off," or "they balanced" in the past tense.
Saldaron is used here in the sense of 'settle' or 'pay off' a debt, figuratively in terms of fulfilling a moral obligation.
Los deportistas saldaron la deuda moral con su victoria.
The athletes settled the moral debt with their victory.
Saldaron in this sentence means 'to clear' or 'put to rest,' addressing concerns or uncertainties.
Ellos saldaron cualquier duda sobre su capacidad.
They settled any doubt about their ability.
Saldaron, as the past tense of 'saldar,' refers to paying off debts or fulfilling obligations, often financially.