acabaron
ended, finished, they finished
Verb acabaron
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Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) preterite indicative form of acabar.
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(used formally in Spain) Second-person plural preterite indicative form of acabar.
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Te sorprendería el número de estudiantes que acabaron los deberes.
You'd be amazed how few students finished their homework.
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Esas palabras simples y directas acabaron con el candidato, dejándolo sin palabras.
Those simple and direct words finished off the candidate, leaving him speechless.
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Las vacaciones se acabaron.
The vacation is over now.
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Las disputas acabaron con nuestra unidad.
Quarrelling spoiled our unity.
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Ya se acabaron las vacaciones.
The holidays came to an end at last.
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Nadie creyó a Kevin porque todo lo que alguna vez dijo acabaron siendo patrañas.
Nobody believed Kevin because all he ever told were tall stories.
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Nadie creyó a Kevin porque todo lo que alguna vez dijo acabaron siendo cuentos chinos.
Nobody believed Kevin because all he ever told were tall stories.
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Se acabaron las sillas... ¿Te molestaría comer de pie?
We're out of chairs. Would you mind eating while standing up?
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Acabaron con el enemigo.
They wiped out the enemy.
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Después de ir preso injustamente, todos sus sueños se acabaron.
After being unfairly sent to prison, all his dreams were over.
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