No. 560 in Spanish
terminó
"Terminó" means "finished" or "ended" in English.
In a sentence
El juego terminó justo antes de la tormenta.
The game ended just before the storm.
In this sentence, 'terminó' is the third-person singular preterite form of the verb 'terminar', indicating the completion of an action in the past.
Ella terminó todos sus deberes antes de cenar.
She finished all her homework before dinner.
Here, 'terminó' is used to express the completion of a task by a singular person in the past.
El mes pasado, el proyecto finalmente terminó después de mucho esfuerzo.
Last month, the project finally concluded after much effort.
In this example, 'terminó' signifies the conclusion of an extended period of effort, referring to the project as the subject.
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