No. 2,906 in Spanish
sumaron
"Sumaron" means "they added" or "they joined" in English.
In a sentence
Los estudiantes se sumaron al proyecto de reciclaje.
The students joined the recycling project.
In this sentence, 'sumaron' is used in the sense of 'joined' or 'added themselves', reflecting the action of becoming part of something.
Las ventas del trimestre pasado se sumaron a un millón de dólares.
Last quarter's sales added up to one million dollars.
Here, 'sumaron' pertains to 'added up', indicating the total amount resulting from addition.
Al final de la reunión, los asistentes se sumaron a las propuestas del equipo.
At the end of the meeting, the attendees agreed to the team's proposals.
In this example, 'sumaron' signifies 'agreed to' or 'subscribed to', showing support or acceptance of ideas.
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