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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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