No. 14,019 in Spanish
surgida
"Surgida" means "arisen" or "emerged."
In a sentence
La solución surgida del problema fue inesperada.
The solution that emerged from the problem was unexpected.
Here, 'surgida' is used as an adjective derived from the verb 'surgir', indicating that the solution arose or came about as a result of the problem.
Surgida entre las opciones, ella decidió tomar la más prudente.
Arising among the options, she decided to take the most prudent one.
In this sentence, 'surgida' refers to something that emerged or presented itself—options in this case—indicating the appearance of new possibilities.
La idea surgida en la reunión impulsó un cambio en la estrategia.
The idea conceived during the meeting prompted a change in the strategy.
Here, 'surgida' describes an idea that came up or was generated during a meeting, illustrating the generation or emergence of a concept in a specific context.
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