No. 2,919 in Spanish
trajo
"Trajo" means "brought."
In a sentence
Él trajo flores a la ceremonia.
He brought flowers to the ceremony.
The verb 'trajo' is used in its past form to indicate an action performed in the past where someone brought something to an event.
¿Quién trajo el pastel a la fiesta?
Who brought the cake to the party?
Here, 'trajo' is inquired to denote the past action of bringing an item to a social occasion by an unspecified person.
Cuando ella trajo el informe, todos quedaron sorprendidos.
When she brought the report, everyone was surprised.
In this instance, 'trajo' refers to a completed past action that influenced subsequent reactions or events.
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