No. 8,611 in Spanish
salieron
"Salieron" means "they left" or "they went out."
In a sentence
Ellos salieron temprano para evitar el tráfico.
They left early to avoid the traffic.
The verb 'salieron' is used here to describe the past action of leaving a place, performed by a plural subject, 'ellos'.
Las ideas salieron a la luz después de la reunión.
The ideas came to light after the meeting.
In this sentence, 'salieron' metaphorically denotes the ideas 'emerging' or 'becoming known', describing their figurative appearance.
Los jugadores salieron del vestuario listos para el partido.
The players came out of the locker room ready for the game.
Here, 'salieron' refers to the physical act of exiting a space, completed by the plural noun 'los jugadores'.
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