No. 1,338 in Spanish
vivió
"Vivió" means "he/she/it lived" or "you (formal) lived."
In a sentence
Él vivió en Madrid durante su juventud.
He lived in Madrid during his youth.
In this sentence, 'vivió' is used in the past indicative tense to describe a completed action: living in Madrid at a specific time in the past.
Ella vivió una experiencia inolvidable en su viaje.
She experienced an unforgettable moment during her trip.
Here, 'vivió' metaphorically expresses the act of living through or experiencing a specific event in the past.
Mi abuelo vivió muchos cambios a lo largo de su vida.
My grandfather lived through many changes throughout his life.
In this example, 'vivió' indicates undergoing or experiencing various changes over a period of time in the past.
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