No. 5,989 in Spanish

zanjó

"Zanjó" means "settled" or "resolved" in English, referring to solving a problem or closing an issue.

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Ella zanjó el debate con argumentos claros y convincentes.
She concluded the debate with clear and compelling arguments.
In this sentence, 'zanjó' is used to mean 'resolved' or 'concluded', referring to putting an end to a discussion or argument by addressing it effectively.
Tras mucho esfuerzo, finalmente zanjó el problema financiero de la empresa.
After much effort, he finally resolved the company's financial issue.
Here, 'zanjó' implies 'solved' or 'settled', indicating that the financial issue was successfully addressed and put to rest.
El juez zanjó el caso pronunciando su veredicto final.
The judge resolved the case by pronouncing his final verdict.
In this context, 'zanjó' signifies 'settled' or 'resolved', showing the definitive conclusion of the legal matter.

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