cogió
caught, took
Verb cogió
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Formal second-person singular (usted) preterite indicative form of coger.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of coger.
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Ella me cogió una manzana.
She picked me an apple.
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Tom cogió mi coche.
Tom took my car.
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Ken cogió el autobús equivocado por error.
Ken took the wrong bus by mistake.
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Mi padre cogió una neumonía el mes pasado.
My father contracted pneumonia last month.
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Las chicas se fueron de pesca hoy. Alla cogió uno grande.
The girls went fishing today. Alla caught a big one.
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Ella le cogió la mano.
She grabbed him by the hand.
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Tom cogió un libro, lo abrió y lo empezó a leer.
Tom picked up a book, opened it, and started reading it.
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Tom cogió la caja e intentó abrirla.
Tom picked up the box and tried to open it.
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Tom cogió algo de la mesa.
Tom picked up something off the table.
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Él me cogió del brazo y me miró a los ojos.
He took me by the arm and looked me in the eye.
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