No. 3,879 in Spanish
trabajó
"Trabajó" means "he/she/it worked" or "you (formal) worked."
In a sentence
Él trabajó duro para completar el proyecto.
He worked hard to complete the project.
The word 'trabajó' is used here in the past tense to narrate an action conducted by the subject in the past.
Ayer trabajó en la oficina más tiempo del habitual.
Yesterday he worked longer than usual at the office.
'Trabajó' indicates a specific completed action that took place yesterday.
Ella trabajó como profesora antes de dedicarse a otra profesión.
She worked as a teacher before pursuing another profession.
Here, 'trabajó' reveals a past professional role held by the subject.
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